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'''David Martin Gray''' (born [[February 28]], [[1970]]) is | '''David Martin Gray''' (born [[February 28]], [[1970]]) is a former president of [[Daxko]], and founder of [[Biso Collective]] and [[Stoneybrook Ventures]]. | ||
Gray earned his bachelor of science in management information systems at [[Auburn University]] in [[1995]]. While in school he worked as a programmer for [[Drummond Company]] and for Grant Thornton International in Chicago, Illinois, where he stayed on as a manger. In [[1997]] he moved to Atlanta, Georgia to serve as director of professional services for Calico Commerce. In [[2001]] he came to [[Birmingham]] to perform the same role for [[CTS Inc.]] | Gray attended airborne school at Fort Benning, Georgia. He earned his bachelor of science in management information systems at [[Auburn University]] in [[1995]]. While in school he worked as a programmer for [[Drummond Company]] and for Grant Thornton International in Chicago, Illinois, where he stayed on as a manger. In [[1997]] he moved to Atlanta, Georgia to serve as director of professional services for Calico Commerce. In [[2001]] he came to [[Birmingham]] to perform the same role for [[CTS Inc.]] | ||
Gray founded Daxko, a software company for managing member-based nonprofits, in January [[2003]]. He headed the company even as GI Partners of San Francisco, California acquired a majority stake in the business in [[2016]]. He was succeeded by [[Ron Lamb]] as CEO in [[2018]]. Gray subsequently partnered with [[EBSCO Industries]] to launch [[Biso Collective]], with aims to acquire and manage a portfolio of "Software as a Service" (SaaS) companies. That project did not survive the [[COVID pandemic]], and Gray moved on to a similar undertaking, Stoneybrook Ventures, backed by Pimlico Capital of Pikesville, Maryland. | Gray founded Daxko, a software company for managing member-based nonprofits, in January [[2003]]. He headed the company even as GI Partners of San Francisco, California acquired a majority stake in the business in [[2016]]. He was succeeded by [[Ron Lamb]] as CEO in [[2018]]. Gray subsequently partnered with [[EBSCO Industries]] to launch [[Biso Collective]], with aims to acquire and manage a portfolio of "Software as a Service" (SaaS) companies. That project did not survive the [[COVID pandemic]], and Gray moved on to a similar undertaking, Stoneybrook Ventures, backed by Pimlico Capital of Pikesville, Maryland. | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
* Patchen, Tyler (December 12, 2018) "Former Daxko CEO to partner with EBSCO on new venture." {{BBJ}} | |||
* Patchen, Tyler (January 23, 2019) "More details emerge about Dave Gray's new venture with EBSCO." {{BBJ}} | * Patchen, Tyler (January 23, 2019) "More details emerge about Dave Gray's new venture with EBSCO." {{BBJ}} | ||
* Puryear, Callie (June 23, 2022) "Birmingham entrepreneur Dave Gray starts NEW Stoneybrook Ventures." {{BNow}} | * Puryear, Callie (June 23, 2022) "Birmingham entrepreneur Dave Gray starts NEW Stoneybrook Ventures." {{BNow}} | ||
Revision as of 14:48, 28 December 2022
David Martin Gray (born February 28, 1970) is a former president of Daxko, and founder of Biso Collective and Stoneybrook Ventures.
Gray attended airborne school at Fort Benning, Georgia. He earned his bachelor of science in management information systems at Auburn University in 1995. While in school he worked as a programmer for Drummond Company and for Grant Thornton International in Chicago, Illinois, where he stayed on as a manger. In 1997 he moved to Atlanta, Georgia to serve as director of professional services for Calico Commerce. In 2001 he came to Birmingham to perform the same role for CTS Inc.
Gray founded Daxko, a software company for managing member-based nonprofits, in January 2003. He headed the company even as GI Partners of San Francisco, California acquired a majority stake in the business in 2016. He was succeeded by Ron Lamb as CEO in 2018. Gray subsequently partnered with EBSCO Industries to launch Biso Collective, with aims to acquire and manage a portfolio of "Software as a Service" (SaaS) companies. That project did not survive the COVID pandemic, and Gray moved on to a similar undertaking, Stoneybrook Ventures, backed by Pimlico Capital of Pikesville, Maryland.
In addition to his businesses, Gray has chaired the board of the Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham and served on the boards of YMCA Birmingham and Endeavor Atlanta, and on the advisory board of the Raymond J. Harbert College of Business at Auburn.
References
- Patchen, Tyler (December 12, 2018) "Former Daxko CEO to partner with EBSCO on new venture." Birmingham Business Journal
- Patchen, Tyler (January 23, 2019) "More details emerge about Dave Gray's new venture with EBSCO." Birmingham Business Journal
- Puryear, Callie (June 23, 2022) "Birmingham entrepreneur Dave Gray starts NEW Stoneybrook Ventures." Bham Now
External links
- Dave Gray at Linkedin.com