Jamie Goldstein is the Founder of Pillar, a new founder-friendly VC fund in Boston. Pillar’s team includes 16 world-class CEOs from Boston's most well-known tech companies, including Wayfair, Rapid7, TripAdvisor, and DraftKings. All are investors, advisors, and board members to Pillar’s portfolio companies. Jamie’s vision is to change the traditional venture capital structure to better align an equitable and transparent relationship between founders and investors.
For over 18 years, Jamie served as a General Partner at North Bridge Venture Partners (NBVP), focusing on software, data center infrastructure, wired and wireless communications technologies, and advanced materials investments. . Jamie’s active investments include Actifio, Plexxi, Layer3 TV, QD Vision, and O3b Networks. Jamie is also an active individual investor; his most recent notable investments include DipJar and Desktop Metal.
Prior to NBVP, Jamie, co-founded PureSpeech, a speech recognition software company acquired by Voice Control Systems and subsequently sold to Nuance.
Jamie is a graduate of MIT in Electrical Engineering and the Harvard Business School.
Jamie Goldstein Boca Raton integrates the resources of real estate specialists to accelerate the success of our partners.
Our clients reach from individual private investors to major corporates, developers, and large investors.
We put teamwork, innovation, and our passion for property at the heart of everything we do, trying to go the extra mile to exceed our client’s expectations.
When you choose to work with Pillar, you choose to work with the best.
In addition to being highly skilled experts in their profession, our people are passionate about what they do.
Jamie Goldstein makes his team young, vibrant and passionate who is always ready to provide creative solutions for even the most challenging commercial real estate needs.
Grant Trevithick is the best real estate investor, primarily using the strategy and techniques called owner financing.
He spends his each day helping his clients solve their major life challenges related to real estate.
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Matt Redhawk is a highly experienced writer, focusing on building renovations and related topics.
He has carried out many renovation projects for his own home and other properties, and wants to pass on this experience to others.
Ahmed Bakran is an experienced investor.
The role of investor relations is to create an awareness and understanding of the company among the investor community.
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