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September 13, 2005
Visiting Lecturer
John S. Taylor T'79, Vice President of Research, National Venture Capital Association
The speaker will give an industry overview in the Private Equity Finance Course.
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September 19, 2005
Visiting Lecturer
Mark J. Byrne D'85, T'86, President, West End Capital Management Limited
The speaker will discuss Hedge Funds in the Private Equity Finance Course.
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September 20, 2005
Visiting Lecturers
Susan Carter, President & CEO, Commonfund Capital
Collette K. Chilton T'86, President & CIO, Lucent Technologies
Michael Miller T'98, Managing Director, Monument Group
The panel will discuss Limited Partners and Fund Screening in the Private Equity Finance course.
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September 22, 2005
Visiting Lecturers
Edward Coletta T'03, Director of Investor Relations, Casella Waste Systems
Perry Dowst, Co-Founder & CEO, Jetboil
Matt D. Marolda T'02, President & CEO, Stratbridge
The speakers will address the Advanced Entrepreneurship Course.
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September 22, 2005
Founders Forum: Fall 2005
Mark F. Caron D'85, MobileSpring/Ztango
7:00pm-8:30pm
Murdough Ankeny Classroom at Tuck
On Thursday, September 22nd DEN and Tuck's Center for Private Equity and Entrepreneurship will host the first of several Fall term entrepreneurship events. The Founders Forum is a new series that will feature a successful entrepreneur sharing their story on how to execute ideas into successful businesses. The series will kick of with entrepreneur Mark Caron. Mark has a proven track record in successfully starting, building, and selling technology-based software and services companies.
Mark Caron has been on the forefront of change in the wireless industry for over 15 years. His most recent venture was MobileSpring/Ztango, which he founded in 2000. Amid a treacherous environment for wireless data startups, Mark identified a unique need in the industry (cross-carrier messaging), built a world-class team and product, secured a strategic partnership and investment from VeriSign, and landed Cingular and Sprint PCS as lead accounts. In 2003 Mark led the company through a merger with Ztango and as CEO integrated the two companies, led new product initiatives, and within six months of the merger drove the company to sustained profitability. In October 2004 Ztango was acquired by WiderThan, a Korean-based global leader in wireless data services.
Prior to MobileSpring/Ztango, Mark spent seven years at Omnipoint where he co-founded and was the lead marketing and business development executive at Omnipoint Communications Services (OCS). OCS was one of the most successful wireless start-ups in history, building a network covering nearly 50 million people, hiring over 2,000 employees, acquiring over 1 million customers, and attaining a revenue run-rate of over $500 million before selling to VoiceStream/T-Mobile.
On Thursday, September 22nd, Mark will give a short presentation followed by a question and answer session moderated by Gregg Fairbrothers, Director, Dartmouth Entrepreneurial Network.
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September 26, 2005
Visiting Lecturer
David Russ, Chief Investment Officer, Dartmouth College
The speaker will discuss Theory and Practice in Asset Allocation in the Private Equity Finance Course.
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September 27, 2005
Visiting Lecturer
Rufus C. King D'77, Partner, Goodwin Procter
The speaker will discuss Angel Investing and Term Sheets in the Private Equity Finance Course.
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September 29, 2005
Tuck Center for Private Equity Board of Advisors' Dinner
New York, NY
Host: Fred Whittemore D'53 T'54

September 30, 2005
Tuck Center for Private Equity Board of Advisors' Meeting
New York, NY
Hosts: Renny Smith T'83 & Jay Eastman T'89
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