Kyle Antcliff:
Kyle brings eighteen years of general management, operations, and technology experience to FusePath. Most recently Kyle served on the founding management team of portfolio company, Marketworks. Kyle played a key role in the Company’s formation and subsequent growth and led the Company’s successful international expansion into Europe and the Pacific Rim.

Kyle co-founded FusePath and led the fund’s investments in Marketworks, Silverpop, eFlection and Thrive Hive. He played a strategic and operations consultancy role for portfolio companies where he helped formulate their strategic and operating plans. These companies have experienced consistent year-over-year growth. Early in his career, he spent over eight years combined at The Procter and Gamble Company and Accenture.

Kyle received his MBA from the Kellogg Graduate School of Management (Northwestern University) and graduated with Distinction from Purdue University’s School of Technology.

Daris McCullough:
Daris is also a graduate of the J.L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management, where his studies focused in finance and entrepreneurship. After business school, Daris developed business and operating strategies for several Fortune 500 companies while working for A.T. Kearney in Chicago. He then joined iXL, and co-founded iXL's most successful industry vertical - Financial Services group. While at iXL, he sold, developed and led the implementation of several unique business strategies for both Fortune 500 companies and internet start-ups. In addition to his client interfacing responsibilities, he served as COO for iXL's Financial Services group. His COO responsibilities included financial reporting and forecasting, recruiting, resource management, and infrastructure development. While at iXL, Daris also participated in the evaluation and investment of several early stage technology firms. Prior to business school, Daris worked for the General Electric Company, where he held various management positions in multiple business units. While at GE, he participated in GE's initial efforts to leverage technology to create business-to-business marketplaces. Daris is known as a leading expert in the "business-to-business" marketplace, particularly with regard to strategic thinking and key "middleware" functionality. This functionality includes transactional market-making capabilities, customer service, payments, and personalization. Daris graduated with distinction from the University of Kentucky with a B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering in 1991.