Jeff Brody

Jeff Brody is a Founding Partner of Redpoint Ventures. Jeff is focused on investments in technology companies spanning both enterprise and consumer customers. He currently serves on the board of directors of HomeAway， JumpTap， Kodiak Networks， MobiTV， Tantalus， The Receivables Exchange and Xango.

Jeff was an early investor and director of Danger （acquired by Microsoft）， Fraud Sciences （acquired by eBay）， LifeSize Communications （acquired by Logitech）， Concur Technologies （CNQR）， Loopnet （LOOP）， ZING Systems （acquired by Dell）， GetThere （GTHR）， mySimon （acquired by CNET）， NextCard （NXCD）， Onebox （acquired by OpenWave）， ViaVideo （acquired by Polycom）， and Web TV （acquired by Microsoft）. Before co-founding Redpoint， Jeff was a general partner with Brentwood Venture Capital， a firm he joined in 1994. Prior to Brentwood， Jeff was at Comdisco Ventures and Crosspoint Venture Partners. Early in his career， Jeff co-founded a mobile telecommunications company and worked as a field engineer for Schlumberger Ltd. in Europe and Africa.

Jeff received a B.S. in Engineering from the University of California at Berkeley and a M.B.A. from the Stanford Graduate School of Business.