Woodrow Zeigangel, an entrepreneur and investor with over two decades of experience in founding and funding numerous start-up companies. His experience has come from working with leading service firms in design, innovation, e-commerce, marketing, media and brand development. Throughout Woodrow’s early years he focused on becoming an expert in three main skills which shaped who he has become; Architecture, Software Development, and Music. In 1996, Woodrow became a real-estate developer in the NY tri-state area. In 1998 he joined the dotcom community as an investor and advisor for web services companies. In 1999, he joined the Angel Investor community and became a consultant for building e-commerce marketplaces. In 2000 he exited his development company and web services company along with various investments and opened up DigOut, a recording studio and label in NYC. In 2001, Woodrow began pursuing alternative-energy concepts and efficiency ideals for improving inefficient city systems. In 2003 he created Tired of Parking Tickets Inc., a company dedicated to helping motorists find parking in problematic cities in the US. In 2007 Woodrow began building app concepts and acquired WhereToFindParking.com. In 2008, he partnered in Norbel’s Cearch technology —dubbed the most accurate motion-to-motion tracking technology in the world and co-developed by Verizon and T-mobile. In 2009 Cearch was rebranded as Linked and became the underlying technology for various software’s and co-development initiatives. A combined $30MM was invested in shaping the Linked technology. In 2010 Woodrow opened up Eclectic Toad a founder friendly business & technology consulting firm. Since then, Woodrow has acquired numerous IP’s in LBS, NFC, biotech, energy harvesting, renewable energy, data mining and analytics, AI, FinTech, and has a portfolio with an estimated market value over a quarter-billion dollars. Today, Woodrow spends the majority of his time on M&A’s, inventing new innovated technologies, and advising technology startups and turnarounds.