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April 20, 2011 03:00 pm GMT
VC firm InterWest Partners this morning announced that Keval Desai, an entrepreneur turned VC turned high-profile product manager turned angel investor (*breathe*) has signed on as a partner. It's a notable hire. Once an investor at ONSET Ventures and Morgan Stanley Venture Partners, Desai joined Google back in 2003 and worked his way up to the position of Director of Product Management (LinkedIn profile).At the end of 2009, Digg poached Desai away from Google and appointed him as their new Vice President of Product and Engineering. He didn't stick around for long; word got out last month that he was leaving Digg.
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Former Google, Digg Product Chief Keval Desai Lands At VC Firm InterWest
VC firm InterWest Partners this morning announced that Keval Desai, an entrepreneur turned VC turned high-profile product manager turned angel investor (*breathe*) has signed on as a partner. It's a notable hire. Once an investor at ONSET Ventures and Morgan Stanley Venture Partners, Desai joined Google back in 2003 and worked his way up to the position of Director of Product Management (LinkedIn profile).At the end of 2009, Digg poached Desai away from Google and appointed him as their new Vice President of Product and Engineering. He didn't stick around for long; word got out last month that he was leaving Digg.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/2U3vJfRdec0/
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