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Gerhard Miller
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Mr. Gerhard Miller is Venture Partner at Cipio Partners GmbH.
He has more than 15 years hands-on technical and commercial experience in the IT and Software industry.
He spent several years as a management consultant with Booz-Allen & Hamilton and DiamondCluster and worked in an executive capacity with networking organization First Tuesday and a larger system integrator, where he ran software development.
Immediately prior to joining Cipio Partners, he worked as an advisor to early stage technology companies and venture capital firms.
Clients included WebWasher AG (sold to Cyberguard Corporation in April 2004) and Innominate as well as top-tier VC firms such as Carlyle and Atlas Venture.
Mr. Miller holds an MBA with distinction from INSEAD and a Master summa cum laude in Computer Science from University of Stuttgart.
Anciens postes connus de Gerhard Miller
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Cipio Partners GmbH
 Cipio Partners GmbH Investment ManagersFinance Cipio is a private equity investment manager specialized in acquiring and realizing corporate venture portfolios, with a generally shorter-term outlook than primary investors. They target portfolios across all development stages, including early-stage venture capital, mid-market expansion, smaller buy-outs and control investments. Their investments may involve equity, mezzanine and debt securities. They may also acquire limited partnership interests in connection with a direct portfolio. Within a portfolio they seek to identify strong management teams, clear competitive advantages, high-growth potential and attractive realization prospects. Cipio's funds are invested in early and later-stage venture capital and medium-sized companies worldwide, favoring sectors such as information technology, media and telecommunications as well as select areas of life sciences. Their investment approach is bottom-up and their investment philosophy emphasizes credibility, trust, partnership and flexibility. Cipio gets actively involved in fostering the growth their portfolio companies, similarly to a primary investor, and may reinvest fresh capital as needed for expansion. They are often the lead-investor, serve on the board, and offer consulting advice on operations, strategy and IPO preparation. They focus on synchronizing corporate strategy, budget allocation and financial strategy with a global industry perspective. In addition to their secondary market activities, the firm also makes direct primary investments in special situations. In 2004 Cipio acquired the private equity operations of both Deutsche Telekom and DaimlerChrysler. In 2005 the firm bought the corporate venture capital portfolio of Infineon Technologies, which was invested in semiconductor, micro-electronics and communications technology businesses in North America, Europe and Israel. Later in the same year Cipio acquired the venture capital portfolio of West STEAG Partners, sponsored by WestLB AG and invested in semiconductor capital equipment and communications technology companies in North America and Israel. They have also acquired a portfolio from RAG Coal International AG. In 2007 they acquired a portfolio of venture capital investments from Siemens Venture Capital, invested in late-stage technology companies in the areas of semiconductors, optical components and communications equipment in North America and Israel. | Private Equity Investor | 31/12/2011 |
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Cipio Partners GmbH
Cipio Partners GmbH Investment ManagersFinance Cipio is a private equity investment manager specialized in acquiring and realizing corporate venture portfolios, with a generally shorter-term outlook than primary investors. They target portfolios across all development stages, including early-stage venture capital, mid-market expansion, smaller buy-outs and control investments. Their investments may involve equity, mezzanine and debt securities. They may also acquire limited partnership interests in connection with a direct portfolio. Within a portfolio they seek to identify strong management teams, clear competitive advantages, high-growth potential and attractive realization prospects. Cipio's funds are invested in early and later-stage venture capital and medium-sized companies worldwide, favoring sectors such as information technology, media and telecommunications as well as select areas of life sciences. Their investment approach is bottom-up and their investment philosophy emphasizes credibility, trust, partnership and flexibility. Cipio gets actively involved in fostering the growth their portfolio companies, similarly to a primary investor, and may reinvest fresh capital as needed for expansion. They are often the lead-investor, serve on the board, and offer consulting advice on operations, strategy and IPO preparation. They focus on synchronizing corporate strategy, budget allocation and financial strategy with a global industry perspective. In addition to their secondary market activities, the firm also makes direct primary investments in special situations. In 2004 Cipio acquired the private equity operations of both Deutsche Telekom and DaimlerChrysler. In 2005 the firm bought the corporate venture capital portfolio of Infineon Technologies, which was invested in semiconductor, micro-electronics and communications technology businesses in North America, Europe and Israel. Later in the same year Cipio acquired the venture capital portfolio of West STEAG Partners, sponsored by WestLB AG and invested in semiconductor capital equipment and communications technology companies in North America and Israel. They have also acquired a portfolio from RAG Coal International AG. In 2007 they acquired a portfolio of venture capital investments from Siemens Venture Capital, invested in late-stage technology companies in the areas of semiconductors, optical components and communications equipment in North America and Israel. | Finance |
INSEAD
 INSEAD Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
