Morris Miller

Morris Miller is a managing partner at Tectonic Ventures as well as the Chief Executive Officer at Xenex Disinfection Services. Morris co-founded and provided the initial funding for Xenex, which produces a robot used to disinfect hospitals. Previously he co-founded Rackspace Managed Hosting (NYSE:RAX)(brought private by Apollo for $4.3 billion). Morris also founded Curtis Hill Publishing, the first company to publish Texas case law on CD-ROM, which he successfully sold to Thomson Legal Publishing.

Morris has also started and managed a series of investment vehicles through which he has made numerous investments and advised many startups. His investments include Inventables, Adometry, Golfballs.com, Samba TV, Ripple IT, Admissions Lab, Pocket Power and Enchanted Rock Reliability Services.

Morris has appeared on CNBC, MSNBC, Fox News, Fox Business, CNN, PBS NewsHour, and Bloomberg. Morris has been quoted in The Wall Street Journal, New York Times, and numerous technical and medical publications.

Originally from San Antonio, Morris is a graduate of the Dedman School of Law at Southern Methodist University, The University of Texas at Austin, and Phillips Exeter Academy.