David Waxman

Managing Partner, TenOneTen Ventures

David is an experience executive and entrepreneur. David founded and sold Firefly Networks to Microsoft in 1998 as his first venture and subsequently founded and help take public PeoplePC in 2000. Most recently, David was founder of Spot Runner – where he led the product and technology functions. David is currently an investor and advisor to companies such as Korn Ferry, Health In Reach, and Fig Card (sold to Pay Pal) and a Managing Partner at TenOneTen Ventures.

Content & Articles by David Waxman

Setting Up A Founder-Led Organic LinkedIn Content Machine With Claude

In this Mucker Growth Series session, we invited Jonathan Martinez, founder and CEO of GrowthPair, to share how founder-led LinkedIn content took his startup from zero to $1M in annual...

Lessons From Building An AI-Native Startup with Octagos

In this Mucker Growth Series session, we invited friends from one of our portfolio companies Haley Chute, CPO & CMO, and Harpreet Marwaha, COO & CFO of Octagos, to share...

How To Craft Your Website Messaging & Positioning as a Startup

In this Mucker Growth Series session, Anthony Pierri, co-founder of FletchPMM, walks through how to craft website messaging and positioning as a startup. FletchPMM is a consultancy that has worked...

2026 New York Tech Week Recap of Mucker Sessions

Mucker Capital went to New York Tech Week to host sessions for founders, operators, and builders thinking through how AI is changing product, growth, and search. Among the sessions were:...

Closing Enterprise Deals in Founder-Led Sales as a Startup

In our recent Mucker Growth Series session, I invited David Mackay, Managing Director at D9Y and one of our operating experts at Mucker, to talk about closing enterprise deals in...

The 10 Security Gaps That Plague Startups Before Their A Round

A NOTE ON SEVERITY Not every item on this list carries the same level of risk. Some are the kind of finding that stops a deal. Others are serious but...

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