Jack Wyant

Jack founded Blue Chip in 1990 and has been responsible for some of its most successful investments, including USinternetworking, the first application service provider; Richwood Pharmaceuticals, the creator of Adderall; and Digex, the first internet service provider.

Prior to founding Blue Chip, he founded Blue Chip Broadcasting, a radio station group that was built from start-up to a sale for $180 million. Jack was also the CEO of two venture-backed companies, Home Entertainment Network and Nutrition Technology Corporation, after starting his career in brand management at Procter & Gamble and general management positions with Taft Broadcasting Company. He is actively involved with a coalition of entrepreneurs and investors that provides potential startups with business guidance and access to capital.