Tim Huntley

About Tim Huntley

I am currently the CEO of Centervention, an EdTech startup that helps students in elementary and middle school improve social, emotional, and behavioral skills using online games. The games were developed with funding from the Department of Education and the National Science Foundation, and our goal is to provide a positive impact to millions of students worldwide. I am also the former CEO of Ganymede Software, a venture-backed start-up I founded in 1995 with three co-workers from IBM. At Ganymede, we developed two award winning products, Chariot and Pegasus, for testing and measuring the performance of applications running over enterprise computer networks. We grew the company from four people to one hundred, raised $10 million in equity capital, and had twelve month trailing revenues of $13 million before being acquired in by Mission Critical/NetIQ for $170 million.Following our acquisition by NetIQ, I was involved in a wide range of M&A, due diligence, and investment activities. These included the integration of WebTrends, the purchases of Marshal Software and SQL Probe from Subquery Innovations, and investments in @Stake and Lumigent Technologies.

Experience

1. CEO

   Centervention

   Apr 2015 — Present

   Centervention, formerly Personalized Learning Games, helps educators assess and improve social and emotional skills for K-8 students. Our games adapt to each student giving them the best chance for academic and social and emotional success.And we get results: Based on randomized controlled trials, our game-based interventions are valid, reliable, and effective at improving social and emotional skills in real life.

Education

• North Carolina State University

  BS, Computer Science

  1985 — 1989

Skills

• Venture Capital
• Enterprise Software
• Saas
• Start-Ups
• Business Development
• Software Development
• Enterprise Solution Sales
• Healthcare Information Technology
• Entrepreneurship
• Strategy
• E-Commerce
• Product Marketing
• Strategic Partnerships