George Gilder

Overview

George Gilder is an American investor, author, and economist renowned for his contributions to technology and telecommunications. He is the chairman of Gilder Publishing LLC, based in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, and co-founder of the Discovery Institute, where he serves as a Senior Fellow and directs the Technology and Democracy Project. Gilder has been influential in promoting supply-side economics and capitalism through his writings, notably his 1981 book, 'Wealth and Poverty,' which became a bestseller and has sold over a million copies. In his investment endeavors, Gilder has focused on early-stage and growth-stage companies across various sectors, including technology, telecommunications, and biotechnology. He has been involved in private equity and venture capital investments, with a particular interest in Israeli high-tech firms. For instance, he invested $1 million in ASOCS, an Israeli chip maker, after discovering the company during his research for 'The Israel Test.' Additionally, Gilder has shown support for Avadain, Inc., a startup specializing in graphene technology, by providing a second buy recommendation, highlighting his commitment to innovative technologies with transformative potential. Gilder's investment philosophy emphasizes identifying and supporting companies that drive technological innovation and economic growth. His strategic focus spans multiple industries, reflecting his belief in the interconnectedness of technological advancement and economic prosperity. Through his investments and writings, Gilder continues to influence discussions on economic policy and technological development, advocating for a market-driven approach to innovation and growth.

Investment Focus

• Strong management team
• Innovative technology
• Scalable business model
• Potential for significant market impact
• Alignment with Gilder's investment philosophy

Portfolio Companies