Google Earth creator Brian McClendon was uMake's first angel investor
Evi Meyer · How To Sell a $150/Yr iPhone App with Evi Meyer of uMake · Jan 28, 2016 · at 8:44
Evi Meyer outlines uMake's early angel investors and fundraising history.
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“After that, the first engine investor we had was Brian McClendon which was the founder of Google Earth, and he was responsible, responsible for the acquisition of SketchUp at that time, and of course, head of Google Maps, and now head of Maps, and Autonomous cars at Uber.”
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