Stephen Bradley

STEPHEN BRADLEY is president and CEO of Revonet. He brings 20 years
experience in the IT industry, a clear knowledge of leveraged,
information-based business models and a strong record of technology
company growth. Mr. Bradley initially joined Revonet as chief marketing
officer. Previously, he was employed at Key Principal Partners where he
ran a $125 million venture capital fund as part of a broader $1.2
billion private equity fund. Prior to that, Mr. Bradley was with
Vennworks, LLC, where he was managing director responsible for building
new technology companies in partnership with the labs at several major
international corporations and universities such as British Telecom,
Delphi Automotive and the University of Texas. Mr. Bradley also spent 12
years with Gartner, the world’s leading authority on information
technology with roughly $1 billion in revenues, where he served as
executive vice president of marketing and corporate planning and was a
corporate officer. His responsibilities included managing strategic
planning and corporate marketing, and he oversaw Gartner’s extensive
electronic commerce initiatives. In prior positions with Gartner, Mr.
Bradley was president of GartnerLearning, an e-learning company he grew
from $4 million to $30+ million in revenues in three years. He also
served as research center director responsible for roughly half of
Gartner’s software research, and director of Gartner’s venture capital
programs. Mr. Bradley remains an advisor to Gartner, holding the
distinguished title of Gartner Fellow. Before joining Gartner, Mr.
Bradley was co-founder and vice president of marketing & sales for
Nutmeg Systems, an Apple Computer VAR, and held positions in software
engineering and marketing with the New England Technology Group, a spin-
off of the M.I.T. Media Lab. He has held past board seats with several
leading technology growth companies (Skillsoft, Knowledgesoft, EC Cubed,
Quantrad, Vodium, XY Enterprise and Savage Beast Technologies) and has
been recognized for his expertise in a number of technology domains. Mr.
Bradley received an AB in Computer Science from Dartmouth College, where
he won the Thayer Prize in mathematics.