Dave Cormack
Dave Cormack | |
|---|---|
| Nationality | British |
| Occupation | Business executive |
| Title | Chairman of the Aberdeen Football Club |
Dave Cormack is a US-based Scottish entrepreneur and the Chairman of the Aberdeen Football Club. He is the founder of several software companies, including Soft Systems, MiracleWorkers.com, and Brightree. He is now Chairman of Curve Dental Software, after investing alongside Battery Ventures, with whom he is also a Limited Partner.
Business career[edit]
Cormack founded Soft Systems, a London-based vendor of business intelligence tools, and sold the company in 1995 to Atlanta-based IQ Software. He then founded the healthcare recruiting website MiracleWorkers.com, which he sold to CareerBuilder.com in 2000.[1] Cormack then founded Brightree in 2005, a business management and clinical software company.[1] Cormack served as the president and CEO of Brightree, before selling the company to ResMed for $800 million USD in 2016.[1]
Aberdeen Football Club[edit]
Between 2000 and 2001, Cormack was the interim CEO of the Aberdeen Football Club.[2] In June 2017, Cormack returned to the club as an investor and member of the board.[3] Cormack was eventually elevated to the position of Vice-Chairman of the club, after which the team’s new training facility was named after him.[4] In November 2019 Cormack became the Chairman of Aberdeen.[5]
Board work[edit]
Cormack also served on the board of WebPT, and currently also serves as Chairman of Curve Dental Software, investing alongside Battery Ventures, with whom he is also a Limited Partner.[6][3] He is also co-founder of the Cormack Family Charitable Foundation with his wife Fiona.[1]
References[edit]
- ^ a b c d Third, Paul. "Dave Cormack: The man who sold his business for £567million".
- ^ "U.S.-Based Dave Cormack Makes Seven-Figure Investment In Scottish Club Aberdeen". www.sportsbusinessdaily.com.
- ^ a b McCulloch, Scott (June 13, 2017). "Software entrepreneur Dave McCormack rejoins Aberdeen FC board after £630m sale of company". businessInsider.
- ^ "Cormack's £5m investment as he takes Aberdeen reins". 24 November 2019.
- ^ "New chairman Dave Cormack says Aberdeen won't break the bank to chase success". www.scotsman.com.
- ^ Durent, Jamie. "Aberdeen vice-chairman Dave Cormack reveals "great privilege" of donating six-figure sum to north-east cancer charity".