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Norbert Dawalibi is an Angel Investor with a distinguished career, including 24 years at IBM. He serves as President and CEO at GlassHouse Systems and Chairman at Clairvoyant Technology. His previous role was as CEO at Sirit Technologies, sold to Federal Signal in 2010. His track record includes leading companies to successful achievements. Geographic focus and investment check size are not specified publicly. His partnership style likely involves active contribution, aligning teams, and fostering creativity for value creation in collaborative environments.
Location: Westlake, OH
Country: Canada
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Investment Stages: pre-seed, seed
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Status: not-found
AI Reasoning: Searches found LinkedIn and company board pages indicating Norbert Dawalibi is a chairman and advisor and described as an active investor in early-stage companies, but no public records or press releases were found documenting specific investments with dates (no identifiable recent investment names or dates). Without verifiable last-investment dates, default to not-found.
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