Larry Bohn
Larry Bohn is a venture capitalist and operating executive whose career traces the full arc of the Massachusetts software industry from the early desktop era to the modern SaaS economy. He brings an unusual background as a former English teacher who became CEO of Interleaf, a pioneering document software company from the 1980s, giving him decades of hands-on experience running enterprise software businesses before becoming a venture investor. As a managing director at General Catalyst, he has backed high-profile software companies, including HubSpot, Black Duck, and Drift, with many investments paying off through successful IPOs or acquisitions. His career reflects the continuity of Boston's software ecosystem from the minicomputer era to the cloud, and his investment work has helped sustain the region's next generation of technology companies.
AI and Venture Capital Today
Boston Origins of Venture Capital
Transitioning into the Venture Capital Industry
Everything Being Experimental in the Early Days of Tech
How Far We Have Come Since Early Computers
Digital/DEC Being Where You Wanted to Be
The Differences Between DEC and Apollo Computer
The East Coast vs West Coast Systems Approaches
The Differences Between DEC and Apollo Computer