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Good news to report today!
Next week I’m starting a new job at my current employer but within a different business unit. Specifically, I’m going into a product management role where I will be focused on defining and building solutions for display advertisers.
I’ve had a fun run over the last couple of years learning the Big Data analytics space and Hadoop ecosystem, and have had the privilege of working with a great team of colleagues, customers, and partners. But it was the right time to move on and take on a new challenge, so here we are!
I find that job changes are always a great reason for people to reconnect with their network, so please ping me if you are interested in learning more about what I’m working on or if you’re thinking about your own career and where to take it. I’m always very interested in helping people think through their careers and finding work they love.
Thanks for reading and looking forward to hearing from you.
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John Gannon is an Associate at L Capital Partners, a $165-million fund looking to advance companies with the potential to take groundbreaking products to market. He blogs at http://johngannonblog.com. Prior to joining L Capital Partners, John worked with Highland Capital Partners and Chart Venture Partners to identify and evaluate new opportunities in the enterprise IT sector. He also served as a consultant advising startup companies on business development, product strategy and venture capital fundraising. He currently sit on the board of advisers of VAlign Software.
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