Google Spending Millions to Find the Next Google. Ex-Googlers penetrating Silicon Valley startup hierarchy. Posted: 05/02/2012 10:35:42 PM PDT0 Comments|Updated: about a year ago Congratulations!
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(An analyst by training, Schimmel didn’t have a specific job description at Google but says he instead got to be a “business development renaissance man.”) Last week, Schimmel wrote of his compelling rags-to-riches story in a widely read blog post. Ex-Google exec's venture firm to raise $100 million: source.