Dexter Bachelder

Limited Partner at Stage 2 Capital

Overview

Dexter Bachelder is a Limited Partner at Stage 2 Capital [1][4]. Bachelder is a growth-focused executive with a proven track record of building, scaling and acquiring businesses for successful exits [2]. Bachelder's career includes roles as Chief Revenue Officer at Togal.AI Inc [7] and Slate Technologies Inc [6], Chief Executive Officer at Propel People / 1848 Ventures [5], and Vice President at Command Alkon, which was acquired by Thoma Bravo [8]. Earlier positions included Senior Vice President at Aconex, which completed an initial public offering and was subsequently acquired by Oracle for $1.2 billion [9], and Chief Operating Officer of the Technology Solution Division at Service Point, a private equity rollup that achieved an initial public offering [10]. Bachelder attended Babson College [11] and studied International Business at the University of Stirling [12].

Profile introduction
Source excerptLinkedIn [2]

A growth-focused executive with a proven track record of building, scaling and acquiring businesses for successful exits

Career history

  1. Head of SalesJul 2026 to presentSpeckle
  2. Limited PartnerJan 2022 to presentStage 2 Capital
  3. Chief Executive OfficerMar 2025 to Jul 2026Propel People / 1848 Ventures
  4. Chief Revenue Officer (CRO)Jan 2024 to Mar 2025Slate Technologies Inc.
  5. Chief Revenue Officer (CRO)Jul 2021 to Jan 2024Togal.AI Inc
  6. Vice President (Acquired by Thoma Bravo)Jul 2018 to May 2021Command Alkon
  7. Senior Vice President (IPO, Oracle Acquired for $1.2B)Jan 2007 to Jul 2018Aconex
  8. Chief Operating Officer, Technology Solution Division (PE Rollup, IPO)Jul 1998 to Jul 2006Service Point

Education

  1. Babson CollegeSep 1990 - Dec 1993
  2. International Business at University of Stirling1992 - 1992
  3. Jeremiah J. Sheehan Memorial Prize at The Rivers School

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