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Brian Patrick Halligan, Gründer von HubSpot, Inc. ist derzeit Chairman & Chief Executive Officer bei diesem Unternehmen und President & Director bei Performable, Inc. (eine Tochtergesellschaft von HubSpot, Inc.). In der Vergangenheit war Herr Halligan Partner bei Longworth Management Co., Inc. sowie Senior Vice President-Sales bei PTC, Inc. und Vice President-Sales bei Groove Networks, Inc. Er erwarb einen Bachelor-Abschluss an der University of Vermont und einen MBA an der MIT Sloan School of Management.

Dave Halligan is a former President & CEO of Goldwind USA, Inc. He also worked as a Director at First Wind Holdings LLC and as a Principal at both Deloitte & Touche and Enel North America, Inc. Halligan received his undergraduate degree from the University of Manitoba in 1994.

Christopher J.
C.
Halligan is the founder of Otherscreen, Inc. (founded in 2010) and Kieden Corp.
(founded in 2006).
At Kieden Corp., he held the title of Director in 2006.
Currently, he holds the position of Director at Amplify Publishing Group, Inc. since 2005 and Vice President-Sales & Marketing at Payzer LLC.
He previously served as the Chief Executive Officer at PokerTek, Inc. from 2007 to 2009.
Mr. Halligan received his undergraduate degree from the University of Arizona in 1989.

Mr. Liam Halligan is Chief Economist at Prosperity Capital Management (RF) Ltd.
Mr Halligan was a founding board member of the Russian Prosperity Fund and Prosperity Cub Fund.
He first lived in Russia in the mid-1990s - setting up the Russian-European Centre for Economic Policy, advising various ministers and co-founding Russian Economic Trends, the country’s first independent data source.
In recent years, Mr Halligan has combined his interest in Russia with journalism - working at The Economist, Financial Times and Channel 4 News.
Now back at PCM full time, he still writes regular financial commentaries for various international publications.
Mr Halligan has a First Class BSc.
(Econ) from Warwick University and an M.Phil (Econ) from Oxford University.
He has held research posts at the IMF and the London School of Economics.
He is a British and Irish national.