Bill Seibel

Bill Seibel is a serial tech entrepreneur based in Massachusetts whose career spans more than three decades across enterprise software, digital services, and startup formation. A pioneer in Computer Aided Software Engineering, he helped build Index Technology into the largest and fastest-growing IT tools company of its time before it merged with Intersolv (formerly Sage) in 1991, and subsequently served as a founding partner and Executive Vice President of Cambridge Technology Partners. He later founded the internet strategy firm ZEFER and, later, Mobiquity, ultimately serving as an executive in 14 startups, 10 as CEO, including Demantra, acquired by Oracle, and Mobiquity, acquired by Hexaware. He has been formally recognized by the Governor of Massachusetts for his entrepreneurial contributions to the Commonwealth and is the author of Press Go: Lessons Earned by a Serial Entrepreneur.

Taking the Plunge into IT and Moving to Boston

Nowhere Else but Boston for Tech

On Being Zeroed in on IT Personally But Stuck in an Uninterested Company

First Entrepreneurial Thrill in High Tech

His Blue Collar Roots to an MBA

His Parents' Vision of a Future for Their Son

His Eyes Being Opened to Entrepreneurship