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Hakan Goker and Owen Lozman, managing directors of M Ventures, make up one of the 100 leading corporate venturing professionals in our 2025 Powerlist.
John Glushik, managing director at HG Ventures, is one of the 100 leading corporate venturing professionals in our 2025 Powerlist.
Olivier Garel, managing partner at Unilever Ventures, is one of the 100 leading corporate venturing professionals in our 2025 Powerlist.
Lukasz Garbowski, chief investment officer at BTomorrow Ventures, is one of the leading corporate venturing professionals in our 2025 Powerlist.
Stefan Gabriel, managing director and CEO of Hitachi Ventures, is one of the 100 leading corporate venturing professionals in our 2025 Powerlist.
Jim Gable, resident of Chevron Technology Ventures, is one of the 100 leading corporate venturing professionals in our 2025 Powerlist.
Jenna Foger, VP, science and technology, Alexandria Venture Investments, is one of the 100 leading corporate venturing professionals in our 2025 Powerlist.
Andrew Ferguson, VP at Databricks Ventures is one of the 100 leading corporate venturing professionals in our 2025 Powerlist.
Juergen Eckhardt, executive vice president and head at Leaps by Bayer, is one of the 100 leading corporate venturing professionals in our 2025 Powerlist.
Terry Doyle, managing partner at Telus Global Ventures, is one of the 100 leading corporate venturing professionals in our 2025 Powerlist.
Michael Diem, senior managing partner at Pfizer Ventures, is one of the 100 leading corporate venturing professionals in our 2025 Powerlist.
Scott Darling, president of Dell Technologies Capital, is one of the 100 leading corporate venturing professionals in our 2025 Powerlist.
Jeanne Cunicelli, president, UPMC Enterprises, is one of the 100 leading corporate venturing professionals in our 2025 Powerlist.
Anirvan Coomer, managing director at GM Ventures, is one of the 100 leading corporate venturing professionals in our 2025 Powerlist.
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