General Info
Bill Guschwan is an Associate Professor of Instruction at Columbia College Chicago teaching game design and game programming courses. His creative practice and research interests include Ethics Simulations and Games, Knowledge Creation Theory and Play, and Virtuous Personal Leadership in Greek and Indian Philosophy. Previous investments include Seed Round in Shortlist. Bill’s professional career includes roles as Software Engineering Advisor and Founder at TapMe. His investment check size is known for a Seed Round in Shortlist. While the partnership and collaboration style details are not readily available, Bill’s expertise in game design and programming suggests a collaborative approach to problem-solving and innovation in the tech and gaming industries.
Location: Chicago, Illinois, United States
Country: United States of America
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Investment Regions: EU, NA
Investment Stages: pre-seed, seed
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Status: not-found
AI Reasoning: Google search did not return credible external sources (only an internal EasyVC listing) for Bill Guschwan’s investment activity. No public records or news articles found indicating the date of the Seed investment in Shortlist or any other investments. Therefore there is insufficient external evidence to determine recent activity; defaulting to not-found.
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