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Judicious Ventures (JV) is a technology focused venture builder founded and managed by entrepreneur and Venture Partner Tom Judge. JV operates on the principle that to do well, one must do good. Judicious Ventures partners with innovators, corporate clients and institutions on new product development to build and scale businesses in the USA and abroad. Working at the intersection of innovation, business development, finance and technology, Judicious Ventures has supported clients on projects in intellectual property development (patent and trademark awards), operations systems implementation, new market entry, M&A and IPOs. Tom is well networked in the US and abroad through his experience at Rocket Internet SE and The University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
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