Net Worth: $1.1 Billion (Estimated)
About Steve Anderson
Steve Anderson is an internet entrepreneur, investor, and venture capitalist with an estimated net worth of $1.1 billion. Steve Anderson is a Seattle native, he is a seed investor. Steve founded Baseline Ventures, a privately held early stage seed investor company in 2006. Bringing his diverse experience from eBay, Microsoft, Kleiner Perkins, Starbucks and Digital Equipment Corporation, Steve founded Baseline to help entrepreneurs build and grow their ideas into companies and that he did successfully.
Since its inception, Baseline has invested in more than 75 companies so far and Steve has helped more than 25 companies exit profitably for founders and investors alike. Baseline is proud to be a seed investor associated with the following highly promising companies like Instagram and Parakey which were two very successful internet companies that were both acquired by Facebook. Heroku, ExactTarget, GoInstant and CoTweet were also other tech companies that became successful through profitability and were all acquired by Salesforce.com as part of the deals success. Crashlytics and GeoAPI were both acquired by Twitter, IndexTank was acquired by LinkedIn, Rupture was acquired by EA, Sendori was, acquired by Ask.com, Versely was acquired by Cisco, Aardvark and DocVerse were companies both acquired by Google, Yardbarker acquired by Fox Sports, BookFresh acquired by Sugar Media, Cake Financial acquired by E*Trade, ScanScout acquired by Tremor Media, StaxNetworks acquired by Cloudbees, Hunch acquired by eBay, Instructables acquired by AutoDesk, Flowtown acquired by DemandForce, OMGPop acquired by Zynga, Xobni acquired by Yahoo!, and Metaresolver acquired by Millenial Media. These were the startup companies that Anderson was involved in through seed funding and investments. Also recently Mr. Anderson made a seed investment for $1 Billion in a startup company called So Fi threw Baseline Ventures in a series E round also making another seed investment before this new investment in a startup company called Liftoff for $5 million in a Series A round of funding.
