Barry Weinman

Male

Honolulu, HI

United States

Profile Information:

Occupation:

Executive, Investor

Company:

Allegis Capital

Areas of Interest (Robotics, Software Architecture, Green Energy, Web 2.0, etc.):

High Tech (IT), Life Science, Ocean Sciences, CleanTech

About Me:

Allegis Capital ( Founder) Silicon Valley Venture Capital, lives in Honolulu, UH Foundation (Chair Board of Trustees), UH Manoa ( Chancellors Committee on Prioritization & Budget), Manoa Venture Partners ( Chair Strategic Executive Board)

Website:

http://www.allegiscapital.com

Secondary Website:

http://www.uhf.hawaii.edu

Twitter Username

barryweinman

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  Alex Salkever

  All true. We just hit a wall in Hawaii and the opportunities were not there. I'd rather come back from a position of strength than try to scrape it out. I think Carnet will move back some day after Sprout gets bought by Google. :)

  Dec 6, 2009

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  Alex Salkever

  BTW, meant to ask. Would HiBEAM be interested in sponsoring more technology coverage on TechHui? I'm doing Featured Techie for free for Dan Leuck but he and I both think that tech coverage in town is extremely weak and really only event driven. Given the unique audience at TechHui, it's a great place to reach people in the entrepreneurial community. And its a really good way to feature up and coming companies in a format that will be more likely to be read by Mainland folks who don't read PBN / etc but do pay attention to TechHui. Just throwing it out there. :), Hope to meet up next time I get back to HI.

  Dec 6, 2009

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  Alex Salkever

  Will do. No, I wasn't thinking anything political. More like straight profiling of interesting businesses, updates on what they are up to. For example, Sprout has gotten almost no coverage even though its racked up an impressive list of advertising clients. Local media pretty much ignores tech unless there is a funding event, a launch or a scandal. But so many of the interesting local tech companies are doing interesting things and moving forward.

  Dec 6, 2009