Monday, August 15, 2011

XcelleNet founder now marketing `green' energy - Atlanta Business Chronicle:

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Meanwhile, Dennis Crumpler, the founder of has kept himself busy. He is vice chairman of , a companuy that markets energy over the The Wylyfamily -- who put the foundinh money into , parent of GreenMountain.com -- is the most significant investor in Sterling "As I was getting to know Sam Wyly bettet last spring, in the days befored XcelleNet's deal closed with Sterling he asked me if I would look at an energyt company that he wanted to use technology to leverage," Crumpler Crumpler is working at Green Mountaijn part time, though he admits "there's no way to have a part-time job in a company that'se percolating the way this one is.
" Greeb Mountain recently filed to go public. The compang sells cleaner forms of electricity to consumers overthe Internet. "The reason I decided to come off the bench fasterf was because of theenvironmental angle," Crumplert said. "I felt this was really a placde where we can makea difference." Crumpler also is acting as a "budd y and coach" to a number of other local providing the kind of mentoring that he himselff has benefited from, he "You need all the friends you can trust when you're the CEO, especiallg of a high-growth publix company," Crumpler said, recalling a numberd of individuals who had adviseds him when he was "growingg up.
" "I'm learning to play that role and findingb that it fits pretthy well." Crumpler, who has two has been staying close to "I've rejoined my family with a vengeance," the 46-year-ol said. His goal is to take one to two educationalk trips with the kidsevery quarter, he said. So far, the familyy has gone to Mexico's Copper Canyon and liveds with the Tarahumara Indiand fortwo weeks. They spent Christmas in Alaska, they have been to and they have taken a cruise in California to pet New chairman.
Muninn Technologies LLC, founded by Georgia Tech professodAnindya Datta, has raised an initial round of seed capitalk and recruited Lang Lowrey as its executive Lowrey formerly was CEO and chairman of Anacomp a $2.1 billion electronic storage company. Muninn develops data warehous estorage software. Datta is also the head of Georgiaz Tech's new e-commerce center, which the university announced onApril 21. Weaving the Web. Definitioh 6 Inc., an Atlanta-based interactive marketing firm, has entered the carpet market. The agency has created Web sitea for carpet manufacturers MohawkIndustries Inc. and S&wS Mills. Definition 6 has reached billingsof $3 millionh and has 32 employees.
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