 |
Richard A. MoranAmerican entrepreneur, venture capitalist, scientist and author.
Date of Birth: 01.01.1950
Country:  USA |
Content:
- Richard Moran: American Entrepreneur, Investor, and Author
- Business Accomplishments
- Community Involvement
- Expertise and Recognition
Richard Moran: American Entrepreneur, Investor, and Author
Education and Career BackgroundRichard Moran is an American entrepreneur, venture capitalist, and author. He holds a Bachelor's degree from Rutgers College, a Master's degree from Indiana University, and a Ph.D. from Miami University. Currently, he serves as CEO and Vice Chairman of Accretive Solutions, a global outsourcing, accounting, and IT services company.
Prior to his role at Accretive Solutions, Moran held leadership positions at Venrock, Portal Software, and Accenture. He has also served on the Boards of Directors of Glu Mobile Games, Winery Exchange, and Mechanics Bank. Currently, he is a board member of PerfectForms.
Business Accomplishments
Moran is known for his humorous approach to business writing. His book, "Never Confuse a Memo with Reality," is considered a foundational text in the genre. Moran has authored six books on business, with "Never Confuse Facebook with Reality" scheduled for release in 2013.
Community Involvement
In addition to his business activities, Moran is actively involved in non-profit and public service organizations. He has served on The Council of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, the Audit Committee of the Noyce Foundation, the Indiana University School of Education Board, and as Regent of Saint Ignatius Prep. He also serves on the Expert Advisory Council of ICANN, an organization that plays a critical role in shaping the Internet.
Expertise and Recognition
Moran has extensive experience working with large corporations. He is considered a leading expert in improving organizational efficiency and clarifying corporate roles. As an author, Moran has authored several books on the subject of business, including the highly acclaimed "Never Confuse a Memo with Reality."
