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“Going down this path of startups really takes somebody who doesn’t have fear”

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Following his appointment as Chairman of the Board of Sepio, Lane Bess joins CTech to discuss his journey from startups to outer space.

When Lane Bess was appointed Chairman of the Board at Israeli cybersecurity company Sepio, he was holding a rubber ducky with the company’s logo on it. The ducky represented a new moment in a career for Bess that had spanned 30 years, starting from corporate ventures at AT&T to today, where he advises startups on how to scale and go to market. He also happened to be holding the rubber ducky while in space aboard Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin ship.

January 30th, 2022

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