Mitchell London

Mitchell London

Tech Accelerator Mentor at Creative Destruction Lab
Redmond, Washington, United States

Mitchell London is a robotics business owner and investor, Chief Operating Officer & Head of Technology at Seascape Aquatech, Chief Technology Officer at Barnstorm Agtech, Inc., and President at Aliyance Mechatronics. He was President at Headroom Learning Strategies and President/Co-founder at Astrobotic Technology, Inc. He was founder and CEO at ConnectSoft. He is a Tech Accelerator Mentor at Creative Destruction Lab, a Member of the Board of Directors at World Agriculture Forum, and an Advisor at Pliant Energy Systems Inc.

  • Creative Destruction Lab Tech Accelerator Mentor 2026–present · current
  • World Agriculture Forum Member of the Board of Directors 2025–present, Administrative Council Member 2024–2025 · current
  • Pliant Energy Systems Inc Advisor 2025–present · current
  • Seascape Aquatech Chief Operating Officer & Head of Technology 2024–present · current
  • Barnstorm Agtech, Inc. Chief Technology Officer 2020–present · current
  • Aliyance Mechatronics President 2016–present, JV Partner 2017–2018, Business Unit Lead 2017 · current
  • Optimal Actuation, Inc. Member of the Board of Directors 2016–2017 · past
  • Headroom Learning Strategies President 2009–2012 · past
  • Astrobotic Technology, Inc. Member of the Board of Directors 2007–2012, President/Co-founder 2007–2008 · past
  • Signup4Chess LLC Owner 2005–2011 · past
  • KidMail.net Co-owner 2003–2006 · past
  • Venture Foundry General Manager 1999–2001 · past
  • Ruksun Software Technologies Member of the Board of Directors 1993–1997 · past
  • ConnectSoft Inc. President/CEO 1988–1996 · past
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    Microsoft "Software Commando" 1986–1988 · past
  • CMU Robotics Club Founder & First President 1984–1986 · past
  • The Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon University Electronic Circuit Builder & Designer 1984–1986 · past
  • National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Science Intern 1983 · past

Education

  • Carnegie Mellon University B.Sc, Electrical Engineering & Computer Engineering (ECE) · 1983–1986
  • Harvard University Political Philosophy & EE · 1982

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