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Joe Du Bey
Co-Founder & Chairman at Eden
Joe Du Bey, CEO of Mosaic Software Group
Joe Du Bey is the co-founder and CEO of Mosaic Software Group, a holding company that acquires and operates mission-critical software companies.13 He has extensive experience as a B2B software founder and investor, providing him with a unique perspective on building the leading acquirer of enterprise software companies.1
Prior to founding Mosaic, Joe was the co-founder and CEO of two specialty software companies:
- Eden, a niche horizontal software-as-a-service (SaaS) company for workplace management12
- Alder, a tech-enabled marketplace for facilities services12
Alder was sold to Alpine Investors in 2022 after being recognized by Inc. as one of the 500 fastest-growing private companies in the US.2
Joe has a Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A) from the University of Michigan Ross School of Business, graduating with High Distinction, and a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) from Stanford University Graduate School of Business.2
He previously worked in finance as a private equity investor at Lindsay Goldberg and as an M&A investment banker at Barclays Investment Bank.2
Highlights
Excited to announce the unveiling of Mosaic Software Group!
Mosaic is a holding company for mission critical software companies that we will be acquiring, strengthening, and growing over time.
We aspire to be the most entrepreneurial home for vertical and niche horizontal software businesses, and will bring a collaborative, operators-first mentality to our investment practice. With our permanent holding philosophy, we will preserve the legacies of founders, while ensuring their team, customers, and company culture are able to thrive for decades to come.
Thrilled to be partnering with Matt Kelly (Founding Partner and Head of Corporate Development), and honored to be backed by a collection of the world's leading capital allocators and operators as shareholder-partners.
Findings from this month’s tech worker survey 👩🏾💻 👨🏼💻 :
• Flexibility ranks above pay as the top factor that tech workers care about in a role
• Gen Z top work choice is full time office, Baby Boomers top choice is fully remote. Millennial and Gen X prefer hybrid
• Breakdown of tech worker preferences are as follows: 48% prefer hybrid, 34% prefer fully in-office, 18% prefer fully remote
• People are generally already working in their preferred style (~85% have jobs that permit their preference of hybrid, fully in-office, and fully remote)
More details here!
