Reid Jackson

Reid Jackson has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. Reid started their career as the Co-Founder and CEO of Verdict, a company that developed an iOS software for sending pictures to friends and receiving anonymous opinions. Reid then co-founded Negotiable Software, where they served as the CEO and developed an enterprise software platform for negotiation and contract formation. As the Co-Founder and CEO of Pronto Systems, Reid launched a fast delivery service in Philadelphia and led a team of 8 members.

Reid later worked as an Investment Team member and Deal Scout at Ridge Ventures, focusing on seed and Series A investments in software startups. Reid then became the Head of UK and a Venture Capital Investor at OpenOcean, a VC firm investing in early-stage software companies. At PassFort, they served as a Board Observer and witnessed its acquisition by Moody's Analytics.

In recent years, Reid has held board positions in various technology companies. Reid was a Board Director at xNomad, a company providing an online platform for temporary retail spaces. Reid also served as a Board Director at Hypertype.co, which developed a tool for suggesting contextually-relevant content in emails.

Currently, Reid is an Investment Manager at Luminar Ventures, an early-stage VC firm in the Nordics. Reid actively engages with portfolio companies, offering strategic and operational support. Additionally, they are a Board Deputy Director at Muninn, a cybersecurity company that uses machine learning for threat prevention and response.

Overall, Reid Jackson has demonstrated expertise in entrepreneurship, venture capital, software development, and strategic investment.

Reid Jackson's education history includes a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science and a minor in Engineering Entrepreneurship from the University of Pennsylvania. Prior to that, they attended the City of London School, where they completed IGCSEs and A-Levels. No specific start or end years are provided for either educational institution.