Jeremy Levine

Jeremy is a Partner in Bessemer Venture Partners' New York office. He focuses on software and Internet companies that are based primarily in the United States and Europe. He currently serves on the boards of Diapers.com, eEye Digital Security, Intego, Metalogix, OLX, Parallels, Wikia, and Yelp, and co-led BVP's investment in the Gerson Lehrman Group. He also served on the board of Gracenote until Sony acquired the company in 2008.
 
Prior to joining BVP in 2001, Jeremy was Vice President of Operations at Dash, an Internet software publisher. He came to Dash from AEA Investors, a management buyout firm, where he specialized in consumer products and light industrials, and he started his career as a management consultant with McKinsey & Company.

Jeremy graduated from Duke University with a B.S. in Computer Science and Economics. Visit his blog Nothing ventured, nothing gained or add it to your My Yahoo! page http://us.i1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/us/my/addtomyyahoo4.gif or to another RSS reader http://us.i1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/us/my/addtoRSS.gif.

  
Convertro provides advanced tracking and revenue attribution of online marketing expenditures using a Sofware as a Service model.
Diapers.com is a leading Internet retailer of baby products focused on extraordinary customer service. Diapers.com is operated by Quidsi.
eEye offers an integrated suite of vulnerability management software that focuses on eliminating vulnerabilities, rather than merely thwarting attacks.
Gerson Lehrman Group provides systems to help the world's leading financial services firms, consultancies, corporations and not-for-profit institutions find, engage, and manage their proprietary expert networks.
Gracenote provides digital music and media infrastructure technology to software developers and consumer electronics manufacturers. In mid-2008, it was acquired by Sony (NYSE: SNE).
Intego's software products protect the Macintosh computers of more than a million users in 60 countries from the dangers of the Internet.
LinkedIn is an Internet platform company focused on connecting the world's professionals.
Metalogix provides software to manage, archive and migrate data in Microsoft Sharepoint and Exchange.
Mindbody delivers business management software as a service to the wellness industry, including fitness, yoga, Pilates, salons, spas and martial arts businesses.
OLX operates a global online classifieds and auction service focused primarily on non-US markets.
Onestop is a full-service e-commerce technology and distribution partner. It designs, builds, and manages e-commerce websites on a completely outsourced basis.
Parallels is a global leader in virtualization and automation software that helps consumers, businesses, and service providers optimize their use of technology. The company's software powers more than 130,000 servers and 650,000 desktops worldwide.
Quidsi operates leading online retail web sites focused on extraordinary customer service including Diapers.com and Soap.com.
Soap.com makes life easier for everyone by delivering essential products without the time and hassle of shopping at a physical store. Soap.com is operated by Quidsi.
Wikia is an advertising-supported platform for developing and hosting community-based wikis.
Yelp provides an Internet service to help consumers find what's great -- and not so great -- in their neighborhood and beyond.