(NAMC) - Expansion stage venture capital fund, OpenView Venture Partners, have added a new component to the firm. They have been come to terms with George Roberts which has brought him to the firm effective April 2, 2007.

According to the company George Roberts is a former member of the executive management team at Oracle, with over 25 years of deep management experience in the software industry.

For the last three years, George has been making private investments and serving as a board member of several fast-growing venture capital-funded software companies, including ScriptLogic Corporation, Fieldglass Inc., and Informance International.

From 1990 to 2003, George spent 13 years at Oracle Corporation, most recently having served as EVP of North American Sales. While at Oracle, George was responsible for over $1 billion in revenue and over 2,000 employees, reporting directly to the company's CEO and Chairman, Larry Ellison.

-As private equity and venture capital funds/firms continue to expand the acquisition of key talent has become more important than ever. So over the next 12-18 months you may see more top talent shift gears to private equity/venture capital, as more public entities go private.

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