Brad Burnham is a partner at Union Square Ventures, which he created with Fred Wilson in 2003, according to his bio on the firm's site. He started working in information technology with AT&T in 1979, spun Echo Logic out of Bell Laboratories in 1989, joined AT&T Ventures in 1993 and co-founded TACODA in 2001. He has written the USV posts announcing the firm's investments in Duolingo, Tucows, Protocol Labs and Simulmedia. He majored in political science at Wesleyan University and lives in New York City.
Education
Political Science, Wesleyan University
Previous Experience
Information technology, AT&T (from 1979)
Founder, Echo Logic (spun out of Bell Laboratories, 1989)
AT&T Ventures (from 1993)
Co-founder, TACODA (2001)
Notable Investments
Duolingo DUOLTucows TCXProtocol LabsSimulmedia
Career Timeline
1979
Started working in information technology with AT&T.
1989
Spun Echo Logic out of Bell Laboratories.
1993
Joined AT&T Ventures.
2001
Co-founded TACODA.
2003
Joined Fred Wilson to create Union Square Ventures.
2017
Joined the board of directors of Tucows following USV's investment in the company.