Morgan Flager's guest appearances

Morgan Flager

Ideas to Invoices

BuyIt

Beta Business

VC10X - Venture Capital Podcast

Bob Metcalfe

Jeremy Levine

Ben Lamm

Chris Taylor

Steve Cody

John Price

Cristal Glangchai

Matt Doyle

Scott Willis

Lorenzo Gomez

Sean Foley

Will Mitchell

Brian White

Henry Yoshida

Lisa Hendrickson

OwlTail

Learn about Morgan Flager’s three decade long career in venture capital and startups. We go from wrestling at Stanford through raising money in 1997, IPOs on Wall Street before ending on a discussion of the future of Austin in this special episode.Join us on Clubhouse to stay in the know via the multiple rooms per week we host.Keep up with all things Beta Bizz on our websiteFollow us on IG @BetaYourBusiness

Investor Interview: Morgan Flager from Silverton Partners

Morgan Flager, general partner of Silverton Partners, one of Austin's oldest home-grown VC firms, is an active investor in early-stage technology startups in Austin.  He currently serves on the boards of Aceable, Alert Media, Convey, Outbound Engine, Trendkite, The Zebra, Turnkey Vacation Rentals, SourceDay, and Rollick. Before joining Silverton, Flager worked with FTC Capital in San Francisco and in corporate development for Ingrian Networks and as a product manager at Kintana. He grew up in Santa Cruz, California and earned his B.S. from Stanford University.  Last month, Silverton announced it had raised a $108 million fund, its largest to date. This is the firm's fifth fund. In this podcast, Flager discusses the firm's investment focus and how it decides to invest in an entrepreneur. 

Morgan Flager, general partner of Silverton Partners, one of Austin's oldest home-grown VC firms, is an active investor in early-stage technology startups in Austin.  He currently serves on the boards of Aceable, Alert Media, Convey, Outbound Engine, Trendkite, The Zebra, Turnkey Vacation Rentals, SourceDay, and Rollick. Before joining Silverton, Flager worked with FTC Capital in San Francisco and in corporate development for Ingrian Networks and as a product manager at Kintana. He grew up in Santa Cruz, California and earned his B.S. from Stanford University.  Last month, Silverton announced it had raised a $108 million fund, its largest to date. This is the firm's fifth fund. In this podcast, Flager discusses the firm's investment focus and how it decides to invest in an entrepreneur.

Morgan Flager, general partner of Silverton Partners 