Bernard Moon is the Co-founder and Managing Partner of SparkLabs Global Ventures and Co-founder and Managing Partner of SparkLabs. Previously, he was the Co-founder and CEO of Vidquick, a web conferencing and sales solution platform. He also served as Managing Director of Lunsford Group, a private investment holding company investing in real estate and healthcare sectors, and was Co-founder and VP of Product Development at GoingOn Networks, an enterprise social media platform company that was named to Business Week's "Best of the Web" list. Prior to that, he served as Director at Asian Investment Bank iRG.

He has founded several startups and successfully raised $50 million in venture funding, and is a mentor who does not hesitate to support entrepreneurs in need. He is also a mentor at MuckerLab, a startup accelerator in LA.

Bernard Moon serves as a mentor at SixThirty, a fintech accelerator located in St. Louis.

He is a columnist who contributes to various technology journals such as VentureBeat, Mashable, TechCrunch, and ReadWrite, and has been featured in other publications including The New York Times and The Washington Post.

Bernard Moon has lectured and spoken about startups and entrepreneurship at Stanford University and the American Chamber of Commerce in Korea. He served as one of eight global judges for EDF's innovation contest (EDF is France's largest power generation company) and is a board member of GAN (Global Accelerator Network), a network of the world's 50 most influential accelerators.

Upon graduating from graduate school, he received the Coro Foundation scholarship for outstanding academic achievement. He holds an MPA in Communications and New Media Management from Columbia University and a BA in English Literature and Psychology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.