Noah Berkson (born August 9th, 1993) is an American entrepreneur and investor. He is the Founder and Managing Partner of Candor Venture Partners, a Los Angeles based venture studio. He sits on the board of and acts as an advisor to multiple early-stage technology companies. He is also actively involved in Entrepreneurs Organization. Early Career Berkson became interested in entrepreneurship as a high school student, when he began working as a door-to-door salesman. He would go on to expand this interested at the University of Iowa where as a student in the Tippie College of Business he and three fellow students started Bellwether, an iPhone application designed to connect young entrepreneurs with mentors to begin start-up companies. Upon exiting Bellwether, Berkson joined healthcare technology company Doc & I, to expand the company in the 340B market. Berkson also co-founded Kubo Health, a healthcare technology company. Current Ventures In 2019, Berkson became managing partner of Candor Venture Partners, a company that assists and invests in start ups. Candor is invested in companies such as Komi, GameOn, and FanFood.
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