Matthew Greenfield

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Dr. Matthew Greenfield is the Founder and serves as Managing Partner, of Rethink Education at Rethink Capital Partners. He serves as Board Member at AllHere. He also serves as Managing Partner at Seavest Investment Group. He serves as a Board Member at Stellic, Ignite! Reading, Mainstay (Educational Software), Mouse Interactive Media and PingMD. He serves as a Board Member & Advisor at Lynx Educate. He chairs the board of Engrade, he is a founder of Stonework Capital, an ethically oriented hedge fund based in New York City, and he served as a Managing Partner at NewSchool Ventures Fund, and the College Board. He serves as a Board Member at GetSetup and CareAcademy. He previously served as a Board Member at Allovue. He previously helped start three technology businesses, including Rethink Autism, DB Software (acquired by Cadre Software and now part of CA), and Synergetics (acquired by 3Com), and worked as an associate at ABS Ventures. In addition to Synergetics, his successful angel investments include Wireless Generation (acquired by News), Atricure, and Wellfleet (merged with Synoptics to form Bay Networks and then acquired by Nortel). He taught at Bowdoin College, where he served on the committee overseeing admissions, and the City University of New York, where he served on a college curriculum committee, helped launch an interdisciplinary learning community program for first-year students, taught in the teacher preparation program, and taught graduate classes in literature to teachers from the New York City public schools. He helped design and launch Blackwell's Literature Compass online journal and the associated blog and co-edited the Shakespeare section, he co-edited Edmund Spenser: Essays on Culture and Allegory, and he has published in such journals as the Paris Review, Raritan, Tikkun, PMLA, Shakespeare Quarterly, and English Literary Renaissance. He received his B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. in English from Yale University, where he won five academic prizes and fellowships from the Mellon and Whiting Foundations and served on the editorial board of the Yale Journal of Law and the Humanities.