Bart's current investment interests include wireless technologies, nanoelectronics, infrastructure software and communications semiconductors.

Bart started his venture capital career by investing in classic, early stage companies while at Intel Capital where he was Director of Networking and Communication Investments. Creating an ecosystem investment strategy, Bart led investments spanning all areas of communications infrastructure including service providers, systems, and semiconductor companies. Bart's investments returned approximately a billion dollars in realized gains. He built a reputation for being a trusted partner to the management teams and boards of Covad Communications, Copper Mountain Networks, CopperCom, NorthPoint Communications, Media4, AccessLan, IteX, GlobeSpan, Broadband Technologies, and Broadcom.

Bart built his operating experience earlier in his eight-year tenure at Intel. He held several senior operating roles in Intel's Networking and Communications Division. His product line responsibilities included network adapters and switches, storage area networking, network management software and video conferencing. As a general manager, he was responsible for several product lines in the US and internationally, including the acquisition and integration of a network management start-up in Israel.

Before joining Intel, Bart was a successful entrepreneur, founding a LAN services and integration firm, later acquired by Alphanet, a $140 million national systems integration firm.

Bart holds a BS in Computer Engineering from Cornell University and an MBA from the Anderson Graduate School of Management at UCLA.

His current board responsibilities include Atreus Systems, Avail Networks, Bay Packets and Bermai.