Larry has been a serial entrepreneur, previously building two Information Technology companies in west Texas and New Mexico.  Each company was the largest, regionally based systems integrator for its time, and each was sold after a handful of years, the first for seven figures, at age 27.  He is a founder and director of many technology related efforts in Texas, New Mexico, and his current home, El Paso, Texas.

Larry has served as the Chair of the Texas Lyceum Association, the statewide leadership organization that has among its alumni President George Bush, Governor Rick Perry, Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, and many of the other statewide candidates we see each election cycle.

He chairs the statewide Economic Growth Policy Advisory Group, focused on developing state policy in support of entrepreneurial growth companies, streamlined tech transfer, and capital formation.  He also serves on the TWIG, the Texas Technologies Initiatives Working Group (founded by Dr. George Kozmetsky and co-chaired by Dr. Jane Armstrong), and the New Mexico analogous organization, the New Mexico Technology Research Corridor.  He is also a board member of the statewide Texas Capital Coalition, focused on the development of preseed, seed and early stage capital resources in Texas.

Larry holds a Bachelor in Computer Science for the University of Texas at Austin and an MBA from the University of Texas at E Paso.