Gilman Louie, who used to run In-Q-Tel, the indepedent venture arm of the CIA, appears to have made his first investment since leaving that group.
Louie, who has teamed up with former NEA investor, Stewart Alsop at a firm called Alsop Louie Partners, has invested $2 million in Duality, a Mountain View provider of “virtual mobile enterprise” communications services for small and medium sized business and for units within large organizations. PE Week first reported the news today.
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