Undisclosed.com
Digital executive protection. Removing the exposure that makes a named individual reachable, and keeping it removed. Invitation only.
Chief Executive Officer · present Visit Undisclosed.com (opens in a new tab)Two decades of building. A selection below, not the whole list, plus the early-stage companies I back.
Digital executive protection. Removing the exposure that makes a named individual reachable, and keeping it removed. Invitation only.
Chief Executive Officer · present Visit Undisclosed.com (opens in a new tab)External data privacy for consumers and enterprises. The only data removal service PCMag rates a perfect 5.0.
Founder & CEO · 2020-present Visit Privacy Bee (opens in a new tab)AI buyer-intent data. At acquisition it processed more than 6 trillion new keyword-to-device pairings a month across 300,000+ publisher domains, sourced from over 91% of accessible devices in the United States. Acquired by ZoomInfo (Nasdaq: GTM) in October 2020; its real-time intent engine became ZoomInfo's Streaming Intent product.
Founder & CEO · 2013-2020 Coverage for Clickagy (opens in a new tab)An enthusiast community and commerce business built around the BMW aftermarket, started at 22 and sold in 2008.
Founder & CEO · 2005-2008 Coverage for United Bimmer (opens in a new tab)Web development and IT services, started at fourteen and grown to a staff of more than twenty. Clients included CompUSA, Travelocity, Chevron-Texaco and Marathon Petroleum.
Founder & CEO · 1999-2004 Coverage for Penguin Studios (opens in a new tab)… and quite a few more. The Clickagy sale, in full.
How they are funded
I have funded Privacy Bee and Undisclosed.com myself. Every dollar of both. No venture capital, no private equity, no outside capital of any kind. A privacy company that answers to investors eventually gets asked to monetize the thing it exists to protect. Neither of these has to.
A community content site, backed quietly and sold in 2016.
Investor · 2016The management platform for freelancers you source yourself: interviewing, contracting and paying, in one place.
Investor Visit Corelance (opens in a new tab)A cryptography layer built for people who assume the worst: quantum-safe, zero-knowledge, and paranoid by design.
Investor Visit SparkVault (opens in a new tab)1.0M sq ft. PUMA North America anchors the building on a lease running to 2038. Glendale, Arizona.
Investor · 2021-2025 Coverage for 303 Crossroads A (opens in a new tab)734,800 sq ft, leased to Scotts Miracle-Gro. Glendale, Arizona.
Investor · 2021-present Coverage for 303 Crossroads B (opens in a new tab)2.65M sq ft across seven buildings. Savannah, Georgia.
Investor · 2022-present1.35M sq ft, fully leased. Dallas, Texas.
Investor · 2022-present1.2M sq ft, fully leased. Houston, Texas.
Investor · 2022-present830,000 sq ft. I-81/I-78 corridor, Mid-Atlantic.
Investor · 2022-present1.1M sq ft. Sold in two phases. Indianapolis, Indiana.
Investor · 2021-2026… and dozens more, mostly private angel investing.
Infrastructure over interfaces. The layer nobody sees is the layer that is hard to replace.
Founders who have lived the problem. Domain scar tissue beats a deck every time.
Privacy and security as a product advantage, not a compliance line item.
Businesses that work at ten customers and at ten thousand, with no rewrite in between.
Categories where regulation is arriving. Build for the rules that are coming.
Small teams with unreasonable standards.
I angel-invest in early-stage companies across privacy, security and developer infrastructure. If you're building in that space, the fastest route is a direct note, not a warm intro.
Twenty years inside the machine, by the person who helped build it.
A consortium with no household name put a quarter of a billion dollars on the table for the engine he had built, and told him what they intended to do with it. That conversation is where the book starts.