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Jacob Silber
CEO at HVG; Early Stage Investor
Jacob Silber is a seasoned business executive and entrepreneur with extensive experience in various industries. He currently serves as the Board Chair and CEO of Hermes Ventures Group, a position he has held since June 2018.1 Hermes Ventures Group is a company that employs a private equity-style strategy to consolidate fragmented businesses in under-invested business service sectors.1
In addition to his role at Hermes Ventures Group, Jacob Silber holds several board positions:
- Board Member at Attribits (since May 2022)1
- Advisory Board Member at SENTIUS Development (since February 2023)1
- Board Member at Encortex (since June 2018)1
Jacob Silber has a strong educational background, having studied at prestigious institutions:
- Harvard University: AB in Biology (1992-1996)1
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Sloan School of Management: MBA in Operations Management and Entrepreneurship (2004-2006)1
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology: MS in Civil and Environmental Engineering (2004-2006)1
Prior to his current roles, Silber served as the Managing Director at Mount Oxford Ventures from September 2018 to December 2021.2
Silber's professional experience extends beyond the corporate world. He has been involved in volunteer work, serving as a Board Member for Innovators at the Museum of Science in Boston and as a Mentor at Harvard Innovation Labs.1
In terms of skills and certifications, Jacob Silber holds a Redhat Certified (Linux) Engineer certification, issued in April 2003.1 He also has varying levels of proficiency in several languages, including Polish, Chinese, Thai, Latin, French, and Spanish.1
Given his diverse background and extensive experience, Jacob Silber appears to be a multifaceted professional with expertise in business management, entrepreneurship, and technology.
Highlights
Extremely disappointing experience dealing with Namecheap, Inc support.
Helping our nonprofit run an email list, they throttled a list management email ("here's how to unsubscribe") then bounced the throttled emails, then claimed that the list was unclean due to their self-created bounces.
Pro tip, don't offer services to customers if you can't support them.
Intuit any commentary on why it's so hard to get support for serious bugs in your product Quickbooks Online?
If all of a sudden your sales managers could no longer manage invoices, it seems like that would be a pretty high priority.
INV-103405 if that's helpful to track it down.
