Delve brings social news to the enterprise. We believe good journalism and quality information can make us better decision-makers, problem-solvers, teams, companies, and people. The information landscape has never been more crowded. Our aim is to help your team turn news and information into knowledge, and turn knowledge into action.
Our editors have mapped out the news and knowledge landscape in select industries: technology, healthcare, energy, environment, education, politics, and media & advertising. Discover and follow authoritative voices and journalists, monitor your field, and share and discuss essential information and commentary with your team. We take care of news discovery so you can do the rest.
We began a private beta in May of 2012, entered public beta in July and officially launched in November. Our own team works out of WeWorks Labs in New York City and a few sunny apartments in San Francisco. Drop us a line at info@delvenews.com. We really would love to hear from you.
Sandeep worked in Energy Tech Equity Research at RBC Capital Markets from 2008-2010. In addition to covering solar, wind, and grid-related equities, he produced a daily energy tech newsletter for RBC clients. After leaving RBC in February 2010, he embarked on a five-month, 15,000-mile road trip across North America to research a book on the energy industry.
Andrew got his start in journalism with the Associated Press, working as a correspondent based in Lima, Peru. His work has broadly focused on politics, foreign policy, energy and the environment. Andrew left the AP to cofound a webzine called Verdant Collective, which chronicled sustainable travel and environmental issues in South America. He holds a degree in International Relations from the University of Pennsylvania.
Tom completed his PhD at NYU in Computational Biology in January, 2012, where he developed efficient coarse grain methods for molecular dynamics simulations and also won multiple teaching awards. He founded Giraph in 2010, which helps users track and visualize data about their everyday lives. Tom has deep expertise in data mining, machine learning, and recommendation.
Nate is a journalist who has written features for Harper’s, New York, Outside, and San Francisco magazines and produced stories for National Public Radio and This American Life. He studied with Michael Pollan at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. His first book,
All Natural, comes out January 29th.
Cara has held an editorial position at a magazine, worked on media development for a holistic health organization and led the marketing department at an advertising/technology startup that was acquired by a large advertising network, contributing in ways ranging from front-end design and development to market research. Cara is in her final semester at the Pforzheimer Honors College at Pace University, pursuing her degree in Communication Studies.
Liam has worked with collections and archives at Levi Lubarsky & Feigenbaum, the Beinecke Rare Book Library, Yale University, and the Uganda Folklorists' Archiving and Recording Agency. Other hats have included freelance French-to-English translator, book indexer and copy editor; sound designer and engineer for theater and radio; and English teacher abroad. He studied literature and music at Yale.
