Brad Harrison

For other people named Bradley Harrison, see Bradley Harrison (disambiguation).
Brad Harrison
Born Bradley C. Harrison
(1972-03-11) March 11, 1972
Briarcliff Manor, New York

Bradley C. Harrison is a venture capitalist, business development executive, and professional networker.[1] He is the founder and managing partner of Scout Ventures,[2] a venture capital firm that enables entrepreneurs to build great businesses by providing the strategic support and capital necessary to grow and reach new markets.[3] Harrison specializes in early stage companies with a focus on media, technology, and entertainment. He holds three US patents in the search space.

Early life and education

Bradley C. Harrison attended the United States Military Academy at West Point from 1990-1994 where he graduated as a Distinguished Honor Graduate with a B.S. in theoretical economics.[4][5]

Harrison then attended the MIT Sloan School of Management[6] from 1999-2001 where he graduated with an MBA in New Product and Venture Development.

Career

Harrison was an Airborne Ranger and served in the U.S. Army for 5 years.[5]

Harrison founded Gladiator Group, LLC a venture consulting firm and also served as a Director at America Online where he was responsible for strategy, business development, and new revenue creation.[5]

In 2004, Harrison served as Vice President of Strategic Partnerships and Distribution of MeMedia Inc.[5]

In 2006, he founded his own venture firm, Brad Harrison Ventures. As an evolution of BHV, he launched the BHV Entrepreneurship Fund II to focus on early-stage venture capital. The Entrepreneurship Fund is focused on providing strategic capital to start-ups and start-overs with a Media, Technology and Entertainment focus. In August 2013, Harrison rebranded BHV to Scout Ventures.[7] Previous investments include Social Weekend.[8][5]

Harrison has been a board member of SeedInvest since April 2014.[5]

Patents

While at AOL, Harrison collaborated with his boss and mentor, Edmund J. Fish, to file and receive three patents in the search space.

Personal life

He resides in New York City with his wife, Angie; son, Elvis; and daughter, Scout.[12]

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