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ICYMI...Paul Singh Says Goodbye to 1776

DC native and tech guru Paul Singh (above) has stepped down as a senior partner at 1776. He took on that role after his Disruption Corp was acquired by 1776 three months ago, reports DCInno. (The deal officially closed on Tuesday.)  Paul launched Disruption, which tracked and analyzed startups, and Crystal Tech Fund, which invested in tech startups all over the world, in early 2014. Paul is also one of the founders of 500 Startups, a Silicon Valley fund and accelerator. [DI]

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