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Bob Bickel

Founder RunSignup | TicketSignup | GiveSignup

Moorestown, New Jersey

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  • Min Investment:

    $5,000.00
  • Max Investment:

    $50,000.00
  • Target Investment:

    $25,000.00

Work Experience

2024

  • Grandpa

    2024

2009

  • Founder

    2009

2013

  • Co-Founder

    2013

    Stephen Sigwart, Rich Friedman and I founded this company based on technology we spun out of RunSignUp. We are using an innovative business approach based on free services, Cloud deployments and Curated Source Licenses to provide (almost) free load testing and various API services like our ZipCode API.

2010 - 2022

  • Advisor/Board

    2010 - 2022

  • Principal

    2002 - 2018

    I was an advisor for several startup companies after leaving Bluestone/HP. We started up RunSignUp as part of Bickel Advisory Services, LLC, but converted to an S Corp named RunSignUp, Inc. I only had one advisory position left with CloudBees, so really no need for this LLC anymore as I no longer take on advisory roles. https://runsignup.wordpress.com/2018/01/09/runsignup-converts-to-an-s-corporation/

2007 - 2017

  • Board Member

    2007 - 2017

    Metaverse operates the www.fulcrumgallery.com e-commerce site for art.

2009 - 2016

  • Advisor

    2009 - 2016

    Board and Advisor

  • Volunteer Advisor

    2004 - 2014

    I helped Lorenzo Eagles with the Moorestown High School XC team.

  • Co-Owner

    2007 - 2012

    Established the Moorestown Running Company with my business partner Dave Welsh, as well as Joe Halin, Ralph Harris, Ed Scioli and many others. We are very proud to add to the local running community as well as a long term, viable business on Main St. Sold my half to Dave in 2012 to focus more time on RunSignUp.

2006 - 2009

  • Board Member

    2006 - 2009

    Hyperic provides the only systems management software purpose-built for the fast-moving online services market, allowing enterprises to pinpoint, correct and ultimately prevent problems across all environments. Hyperic uses an open source business model. Hyperic was sold to Spring Source, and became a major revenue driver. Spring was later acquired by VMWare for over $400 M.