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Morten Lund (investor)

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Morten Lund (born April 3, 1973) is an entrepreneur from Copenhagen, Denmark. Along with Soren Kenner, Lund is founder and managing partner of LundKenner, a venture capital firm focusing on technology ventures.

Lund has founded and/or invested in more than 40 high-tech start-ups, including Skype, in which he was an early contributor. Skype was sold to eBay in October 2005 for $4.1 billion. Lund’s other adventures include a Chinese browser Maxthon and online backgammon at Play65.com. His most recent start-ups include zecco.com, a start-up company that provides free stock trades, Bullguard, an anti-virus software brand, and FareCompare.com, a company that provides up-to-the-minute airfare information to consumers.

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