Seeing what's
coming before
it arrives.
For three decades, Steve Harmon has identified the technologies, companies, and structural shifts that define the future — years before they become consensus.
of technology
since 1995
Steve Harmon is an Internet pioneer, entrepreneur, venture capitalist, analyst, and bestselling author who has been at the forefront of the technology revolution since the mid-1990s.
Harmon authored some of the first-ever industry forecasts for the then-nascent Internet, projecting the rise of ecommerce, streaming video and music, the shift to the cloud, the rise of China's Internet economy, global Internet adoption, the platform shift to mobile, and the digital content revolution — years before these markets existed.
His forecasts and databooks mapped 10-year growth trajectories that proved remarkably prescient, and he developed valuation models for digital companies that became industry standards. He created the first Internet stock index and the first Internet stock futures contracts on a major exchange.
His daily column was read by more than 100,000 people across CNBC.com and CNET.
Identified early
Gravity
from High-Tech Start-Up
to Breakout IPO
The bestselling guide to
venture capital
Published by Bloomberg in two editions and eight languages, Zero Gravity became the definitive guide to navigating the venture capital landscape from startup to IPO. Amazon and Google venture legend John Doerr wrote the foreword.
Also endorsed by Michael Bloomberg, Guy Kawasaki, and other leaders in technology and finance.
through inflection
points
Harmon has advised and consulted founders and CEOs at numerous startups and established companies that have shaped — and continue to shape — the business, communications, and commerce landscape. From early-stage founders navigating product-market fit to Fortune 500 executives managing technology transitions, he brings a rare combination of pattern recognition, operational experience, and capital markets insight to every engagement.
on air
A regular technology expert on CNBC, Harmon has spent decades translating complex market shifts into clear, actionable insight for broad audiences. He has keynoted major industry conferences and spoken at leading institutions including Stanford Graduate School of Business and the Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley.
Building at the intersection
of AI and signal
Harmon is now building a new venture at the intersection of AI and the universal problem of information overload — applying decades of pattern recognition and forecasting experience to help professionals cut through noise and focus on signal.
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