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Joe Tucci joins 83North as special adviser

83North, an international venture capital firm with operations in Europe and Israel, has appointed Joe Tucci as a special Adviser.

Until September 2016, Tucci was the CEO and Chairman of EMC. He joined EMC in 2000 and led it to become one of the world’s leading and most respected technology companies. In 2016, EMCmerged with Dell, a global IT company. The deal was one of the biggest technology mergers in recent history and valued EMC at USD67 billion. Tucci stepped down from the organisation following the closure of the deal. Today, he is the Co-CEO and Co-Chairman of GTY Technology Holdings and the Chairman of Bridge Growth Partners.
 
“I have previously worked with the partners at 83North and I believe in their approach to venture investing,” says Tucci. “I am keeping a close eye on the areas they invest in globally, many of which are going through massive inflection points of innovation. I am looking forward to sharing my experience and advising their portfolio companies.”
 
“We are thrilled to have Joe join us as an advisor,” says Gil Goren, General Partner at 83North. “I worked under Joe’s leadership for many years at EMC and I am certain he will make a significant contribution to our firm and portfolio. Scaling companies is a tough task, and very few leaders have done it to the extent Joe has achieved at EMC. His experience and network will add significant value to 83North and we look forward to working together.”
 
83North is a global venture capital firm with a simple focus – backing exceptional entrepreneurs that create category-leading global companies. Notable past and present investments include market leaders such as Just Eat, Hybris (acquired by SAP), ScaleIO (acquired by EMC), Social Point (acquired by Take2), Celonis, Guardicore, iZettle, Payoneer, Via, Actifio and Zerto.

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