Roger Glovsky
Business Advisor & Deal Coach
As a former lawyer, Roger routinely handled transactions valued at $2-$20 million and served as corporate counsel to companies up to $100M+. He also helped founders exit their startups with multi-million-dollar buyouts.
From 2019-2021 Roger was COO & General Counsel of Analog Photonics, responsible operations, legal, and finance. And during 2020-23 he was a strategic advisor to the Proxet Group helping to develop, market and sell an AI-enhanced platform for matching, scoring and ranking candidates to jobs.
Early in his career, Roger served as a member of the executive management team for three Internet-related software companies. He was President and CEO of FCR Software, a profitable software development company licensing Internet protocol stacks on an OEM basis to top networking vendors and remote access solutions to enterprise customers.
During the dotcom era, Roger joined Delphi Forums (one of the top 100 websites on the Internet) acting as General Counsel and Director of Business Development. He streamlined the contracts process to address what was then the new Application Service Provider (ASP) market and successfully negotiated strategic relationships with other technology vendors as well as major media customers.
Roger has served on many Boards for entrepreneurial organizations and non-profits.
During 2012-15, he was a member of the Board (and head of the finance committee) at the Watershed School, an innovative educational program in Boulder, Colorado for grades 6-12. Roger also served on the Board of Advisors for the Entrepreneurship program at Simmons School of Management (2005-10). He was founder and organizer of the Business Lawyers Network (2003-2013).
Roger was the first Board Chair of Women Entrepreneurs in Science and Technology (WEST), an organization whose mission is to foster the entrepreneurial spirit among women in the scientific and engineering communities. Roger helped to articulate WEST’s vision, architect its strategy for growth, and recruit the board of directors.
He also served as a member of the Executive Board of the Worcester Polytechnic Institute Venture Forum from 1992-1996, being elected Vice Chairman of the Forum in 1995.