Dylann joined The Fund after working on tech and internet investments at General Atlantic and starting her career in investment banking and equity research at Goldman Sachs.

Dylan Morris is a managing director at Insight, focused on computational biology investments. He previously built CRV's bioengineering practice, leading investments in companies like Dyno Therapeutics and Recursion Pharmaceuticals. He co-founded Integrated Plasmonics, a diagnostics startup.

During his quarter-century with RRE Ventures, Jim has concentrated on emerging enterprise technologies, particularly in financial services. He has led investments in companies like Avant, NerdWallet, and OnDeck. Prior to RRE, Jim was known for his role as CEO and Chairman of American Express, steering the company through major transformations from 1977 to 1993. He also worked in executive roles at White Weld & Co. and Morgan Guaranty Trust Company.

Dusan directs life sciences and healthcare investing efforts at Two Sigma Ventures. He joined Two Sigma in 2007 and has since launched new business units and worked across research groups to discover new data sources for investment algorithms.

Duane co-founded Pixie Mate, a specialty tea business, and held senior management roles at Boulder Brands from 2007 to 2015. He has extensive experience in natural foods, with a background in strategic planning and business management.

Dropped out of the Silicon Valley startup ecosystem and found new purpose teaching in a fourth-grade classroom in San Jose.

Drew co-founded 8VC after serving as a partner at Formation 8 and as Chief of Staff to Joe Lonsdale. He sits on the Competitiveness Council for Cerberus Capital Management and is a trustee of LivingOnOne, WeAreThorn, and the Claremont McKenna College Center for Innovation.

Drew Houston co-founded Dropbox in 2007, leading its growth from a simple idea to a widely-used service. He focuses on the direction and product strategy for the company, which now serves hundreds of millions of users.

Dror is a partner at Norwest Venture Partners, focusing on multi-stage investments across enterprise, cloud, consumer, and semiconductor sectors. Previously, he was EVP and Chief Strategy Officer at ECI, leading their M&A, business development, and strategic marketing initiatives.

Dr. Paul Judge is a tech entrepreneur and investor, managing partner at Panoramic Ventures, co-founder of Pindrop, and Techsquare Labs. He previously served as Chief Research Officer at Barracuda Networks and co-founded companies such as Luma Home and Purewire, the latter of which was acquired by Barracuda Networks.

Dr. Venkat Srinivasan, founder and managing director of Innospark, has a background in AI and computational linguistics. He has founded multiple AI-led startups, such as eCredit (acquired by ICG) and Rage Frameworks (acquired by Genpact).

Dustin Rosen is the founder of Wonder Ventures, an investor in technology companies, and previously the CEO of Pose, an app named one of the best of 2012 by Apple. He began his career at the Mailroom Fund, focused on consumer internet investments.

Dr. Sara Brand is the founding general partner of True Wealth Ventures and co-owner of (512) Brewing Company, the largest self-distributing microbrewery in the U.S. She co-founded it with her husband to promote green and clean brewing.

Dreamer, doer, and investor in 400+ companies, Forbes 30 under 30 VC, Fortune China 40 under 40 Entrepreneur China 40 under 40 VC.

Dr. Rocklage has over 30 years of experience in healthcare management and led FDA approvals for three U.S. drugs. He was Chairman and CEO of Cubist Pharmaceuticals and held senior positions at Nycomed Salutar.

Dr. Parmar sits on the boards of companies like Akouos (NASDAQ: AKUS), Ensoma, and Rallybio (NASDAQ: RLYB). He has a background as an NIH-sponsored M.D./Ph.D. fellow at Harvard and completed clinical clerkships at Massachusetts General & Brigham and Women’s Hospitals.

Dr. Myma Belo-Osagie is a Ghanaian lawyer with over 40 years of experience. Partner Emerita at Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie, she is a member of the New York, Ghana, and Nigerian bars, as well as the American Bar Association.

Dr. Paul Campbell is a co-founder and managing partner at Brown Venture Group, a venture capital firm exclusively for Black, Latinx, and Indigenous tech startups. He was named a 40 Under 40 recipient by the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal and featured in Forbes and Bloomberg.

Dr. Mingu Lee is a managing partner at Cleveland Avenue Technology Investments, investing in disruptive tech such as AI, digital experiences, and robotics. Previously, he was Chief Business Officer and SVP at Samsung SDS America, recognized as the "Mobile B2B Founder" for leading efforts in areas like AI, blockchain, IoT, and 5G.

Dr. Ling Wong is the founder and general partner of Highbury Group and Sea Lane Ventures. Before launching Highbury, she worked at the Gates Foundation, where she helped establish a $1.5B global investment portfolio. She has partnered with numerous $1B+ companies, including Devoted Health, Stripe, and Rappi. Notable exits include Anacor Pharmaceuticals (acquired by Pfizer for $5.2B) and Slack (NYSE: WORK).

Dr. Gillis, managing director at Arch Venture Partners, focuses on evaluating new life science technologies and growing Arch's biotechnology portfolio. He is also a director at numerous biotech companies and was a founder of Immunex and Corixa. He has over 300 publications in molecular and tumor immunology.

Doug joined Delphi Ventures as an associate in 1998, becoming a partner in 2000. He primarily focuses on medical devices and diagnostics. Before Delphi, Doug worked with Alex. Brown's Healthcare Investment Banking Group, executing transactions for both Fortune 500 and venture-backed medical technology firms.

Dovi Frances is a financial services entrepreneur and founding partner of Group 11, a venture capital firm based in Los Angeles. He has invested over $550 million in Silicon Valley's leading fintech startups. Before founding Group 11, he was a VP at Deutsche Bank and managed an independent financial advisory firm.

Dr. Bernales co-founded Metagenomi, a gene-editing company focused on developing next-generation therapies, after co-founding Praxis Biotech. His work emphasizes the rapid translation of early-stage biotech ideas into IND-ready programs.

Doug Benowitz is a principal at Colle Capital Partners, where he focuses on sourcing and conducting due diligence on early-stage tech investments. He previously worked as an investment strategist at BlackRock, where he received the BlackRock Principles Award for developing predictive performance modeling and optimization techniques.

Dr. Diekman founded 5AM Ventures in 2002 after serving as CEO of Affymetrix and chairman of Affymax.

Dr. Andrew Ng is globally recognized for his expertise in AI, serving as the managing general partner at AI Fund. Founder of Landing AI, Deeplearning.ai, and Coursera, he’s also an adjunct professor at Stanford. Known for pioneering efforts in machine learning and online education, his impact is widespread, authoring over 200 research papers and leading AI teams at Google and Baidu. Andrew holds a Ph.D. from UC Berkeley, an M.S. from MIT, and a bachelor’s degree from Carnegie Mellon.

Dr. Conley leads new investments for Paladin Capital and serves as an active director on many portfolio company boards. With over 15 years of R&D and entrepreneurial experience, he has served as founding CEO of BrightScale and Appfluent, commercializing technologies in HDTV and enterprise IT.

Director of Edutech Lab, USA, and EVP at EduLab, Inc. Manages investments into edtech companies and funds. Formerly led an entertainment games company that produced hit titles for Nintendo DS and Wii, setting global trends. Advisor to Kyoto University on sustainability and survivable societies. Played a key role in taking Advanced Media Inc. public.

DJ Patil is an investor, entrepreneur, and public policy leader with senior roles in academia, government, and industry. He focuses on building companies in healthcare, enterprise technologies, and national security as a partner at GreatPoint Ventures. His work has been featured in two books by Michael Lewis.

Director of Partner Programs at Agoric, a company dedicated to creating secure smart contract frameworks for decentralized finance. He is an NYU Stern School of Business graduate.

Don is celebrated for his 25-year rise through McDonald's, from electrical engineer to CEO. He led global beverage, sustainability, and digital strategies, and in 2015 left to form Cleveland Avenue, bringing together his passion for restaurant expertise, engineering, and startup innovation.

Dionne works with portfolio companies to accelerate growth and helps with market due diligence at Insight Partners. Prior to Insight, she worked at Google, leading customer acquisition efforts in multiple regions, and was a strategy consultant at BCG. She also directed business intelligence at Oyster Books, a digital content startup acquired by Google.

Dilan has spent nearly a decade managing major investment decisions for clients, overseeing mergers, acquisitions, and financing for major corporations. She works on Antler's international expansion and sits on the board of several startups, particularly in the Web3 space.

Designer, engineer, and early-stage startup investor. Co-founded Initialized Capital, an early-stage VC fund behind Coinbase and Instacart. Former Y Combinator partner, directly involved with over 600 startups from the ground up in a span of five years.

Don Burton has a career at the forefront of educational innovation, scaling edtech startups, and advising companies like McKinsey and Goldman Sachs. He has worked within Disney and Kaplan, founded successful edtech companies, and now invests through Learning Edge, his seed-stage investment platform.

Develops digital strategy solutions for major electric utilities and serves as a mentor at Techstars, as well as a venture partner at Forum Ventures. Previously founded CloudPort, a SaaS-based building management solution, and worked in roles at Dealogic and Greenbacker Capital.

Dharmesh is a prolific blogger on cloud-native topics and a partner to entrepreneurs building disruptive cloud and big data solutions. He was previously managing director at Intel Capital, where he led global cloud and big data initiatives.

Dez joined FirstMark after working as a commercial strategy manager at Cadre, a tech-enabled real estate investment platform. He began his career at Deloitte in the M&A strategy practice, focusing on commercial and operational due diligence for Fortune 500 companies.

Dinesh joined Accel in 2011, focusing on early-stage enterprise companies targeting global markets. He co-founded iLeverage and SayNow, the latter of which was acquired by Google. He has significant experience in growing startups and scaling their operations.

Developed the venture arm for Linkin Park; passionate about sustainable investing.

Deepak advises entrepreneurs at the UC Berkeley Haas Business School and mentors at various Silicon Valley accelerators. He has ten years of venture investing experience across three institutional funds. Before investing, he was involved in four medical startups, one of which, Cepheid, went public and became a leading molecular diagnostics firm.

Deep and diverse experience in software and internet sectors, including roles as startup founder, new product developer, and venture capitalist. Deepak has worked with companies like Iterable, Google, and McKinsey, and founded several startups.

Developed a reputation for identifying promising talent and turning ideas into successes. Featured in the Forbes Midas List in 2021 and named the #1 Seed List investor in the U.S. in 2022.

Deep technology venture capital investor specializing in fields like commercial space technology, robotics, and autonomous vehicles. He serves as managing partner at In-Q-Tel, a strategic investment firm linked to the US national security community, leading space sector investments and previously acting as board observer for Rocket Lab and BlackSky until their IPOs.

Deena Shakir is a partner at Lux Capital, investing in transformative technologies. Her investments span women's health, health equity, food tech, and fintech. Previously, she was a partner at GV, worked at Google on social impact, and was a fellow at the U.S. State Department.

Derek Handley is an entrepreneur, futurist, and aspiring civilian astronaut signed up to fly with Virgin Galactic. He has been involved in projects aimed at addressing social and global challenges.

Deepak brings extensive entrepreneurial and operational experience to his role as a partner at Innospark, focusing on strategy, commercialization, cross-border growth, and organizational effectiveness. He previously led a solar power company that built ground-mounted solar plants in Asia, which was acquired in 2018. He also worked as a consultant at McKinsey and led eCredit as CEO during a key turnaround period.

Deep experience in search, machine learning, sensors, mobile, and blockchain technologies. He previously co-founded Locately, led product at Endeca, and worked on conversational AI at Semantic Machines. He holds an AB in Computer Science from Harvard.

David, a life sciences veteran, created the original vision for Correlation Ventures, using predictive analytics to support venture investing. He has been a partner at various firms, a founder of Spine Wave, and worked on numerous successful life sciences ventures. He graduated summa cum laude from Princeton University and holds an MBA from Harvard.

Dedicated to identifying value and talent in unexpected places, aiming to support those building companies that drive a sustainable, equitable, and resilient future. Founder and CEO of Beehive, which was successfully acquired.

David Wu is a venture capitalist at Maveron, a consumer-only VC firm, focusing on entertainment, social, and gaming convergence. He is a Bay Area native and a Stanford graduate in Electrical Engineering and Economics.

Deborah started her career on Wall Street at Goldman Sachs in the 1980s, raising capital for public and private companies. After retiring, she began investing in women entrepreneurs and founded Plum Alley to support gender-diverse teams.

David Tisch is managing partner at BoxGroup, a New York-based early-stage investment fund with over 200 seed-stage investments. He is also the co-founder of Spring, a mobile marketplace for brands.

Dedicated to driving innovation in learning and expanding individual and societal capacities. Currently a board member for several Learn Capital portfolio companies, including Amplify, Photomath, Smashcut, Brilliant, Andela, and Brainly. Also involved in neuroscience academia and previously co-founded Swarm Networks, which was later acquired by Intel.

Denis, before joining Cathay, managed Orange/Publicis Fund's international activities and headed corporate ventures at Orange Telecom. He believes in investing by combining traditional VC methods with social analysis and global insight, which fosters deeper relationships with entrepreneurs.

David Spiro is managing director at Insight Partners, focusing on investments in high-growth software businesses and post-transaction portfolio management. He is also a guest lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania and an avid golfer.

David specializes in fintech and data analytics and has led investments in companies like Kensho, Quovo, and Toast. He was also a co-founder of Sensoria and served as VP of Product Strategy at Into Networks.

David leads his firm’s American Dynamism practice, focusing on companies advancing American interests. He previously founded OpenDNS, later acquired by Cisco, and EveryDNS, acquired by Dyn.

David manages Vu's Hong Kong office, focusing on deal sourcing in Asia and investor relations. He previously worked in international business development at Blackboard, Inc., and managed corporate strategy at Axcelis, Inc.

David leads Vertex Ventures Israel’s Asian initiatives, focusing on raising capital and facilitating deals between Israeli companies and Asian investors. Before Vertex, he co-founded IIF and COIF, venture funds connecting Israeli technology with Japanese investors.

David joined Quona after serving as Senior Managing Director at SEAF, where he was a member of the senior management team and chair of the firm’s investment committee. He holds degrees from Stanford University and Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern.

David started coding at 14 and launched his first business at 19, later becoming a successful technologist and investor. He began in AI on a NASA project and continued in his company EasySeat, where predictive models played a key role in scaling the business.

David is a co-founder and partner at NextView Ventures. Previously, he co-founded Sombasa Media, known for BargainDog, which grew to over five million members before being acquired by About.com. David focuses on startups that can positively impact the world.

David is a serial entrepreneur and venture capitalist known for his blog, "For Entrepreneurs," covering startup strategies and metrics. He founded four companies and successfully turned one around. He currently serves on multiple company boards, including Apollo GraphQL and CloudBees.

David Ventzel is a part-time general partner at Overkill Ventures and Accelerace. He founded two startups before becoming an advisor and investor in the startup community.

David is an experienced investor in growth-stage software and consumer products. He previously worked at Greycroft and Stripes, where he specialized in growth investments.

David joined Alpaca after founding FreshNeck, a startup, and brings deep empathy and experience to founders. Previously worked as an ADA in New York and held positions at Merrill Lynch and Jefferies & Co.

David is an associate at Signia Venture Partners, investing across sectors, with a focus on marketplaces and consumer companies. Previously, he worked at Global Founders Capital, leading investments in various emerging sectors.

David is a general partner at Andreessen Horowitz, focusing on technology in financial services. He previously founded Bond Street, acquired by Goldman Sachs, and worked at Spark Capital and Locus Analytics. He has a degree in Biochemical Sciences from Harvard.

David joined A16Z after spending seven years at General Atlantic, where he partnered on various consumer internet and enterprise software growth investments, including Airbnb, AppDynamics, Opendoor, Slack, and Uber. He also worked as an investment associate at FFL Partners and an analyst at William Blair & Company. David graduated summa cum laude from the University of Notre Dame and earned his MBA from Stanford GSB. He currently serves on the advisory council of the Idea Center at Notre Dame.

David is the managing director at B.E.V.

David invests in mission-driven founders tackling big problems with excellent product experiences.

David has deep experience in healthcare and investment, having started as a clinician and moved on to roles like COO at a growth-stage company. He worked as principal at MPM Capital and a partner at Pinnacle Ventures and serves as a board member for several biotech companies.

David Cowan is a prominent investor whose early funding has led to over 30 IPOs. Ranked sixth on the Midas List, he co-founded companies such as VeriSign and Defense.Net. He holds degrees in Computer Science/Mathematics and an MBA from Harvard University and is a producer of the award-winning documentary "Afghan Dreamers."

David co-leads GV's life sciences team, focusing on investments in diagnostics, medical devices, and care delivery. With over 30 years of experience as a hematologist and oncologist, his career has been centered on impactful, people-focused care.

David helps early-stage founders commercialize technology and enjoys diving into technical details to find product-market fit. Previously, he was a principal at Osage University Partners, investing in university spinouts, and served as a lead engineer at Lockheed Martin’s Advanced Technology Labs.

David DeWalt joined AllegisCyber Capital in 2017 as a managing director. He previously served as CEO of FireEye, McAfee, and Documentum, taking FireEye public and making significant contributions to the cybersecurity field.

David has been a founder and investor for over 20 years, investing in tech unicorns like Airbnb, Facebook, Slack, and Twitter. He began his career at PayPal, leading various operational roles, and is known for his product acumen. Naval Ravikant called him “the world’s best product strategist.”

David has led investments resulting in major exits, including Okta, AppNexus, and Climate Corporation. Known as one of the top tech investors, David has leveraged his quantitative "Rifle" decision-making strategy for success across AOL and Tellme Networks, driving revenues and building successful teams. He started in door-to-door sales and transitioned to a technology career at McCaw Cellular, now AT&T.

Dave Munichiello leads digital investing at his firm, working on consumer, enterprise, and frontier areas. His investments include GitLab, Plaid, Slack, and Segment. He has a particular interest in data platforms, developer tools, and enterprise software.

David Bohnett is the founder of Baroda Ventures and an internet pioneer who founded GeoCities, which became one of the most popular sites on the web before being acquired by Yahoo. He started his career at Accenture.

David co-founded and is a general partner at Ground Up Ventures, a seed-stage venture fund. Before Ground Up, he was a founding team member and general partner at OurCrowd, one of the largest online venture firms. He graduated summa cum laude from the Wharton School of Business.

Dave joined Insight Partners in 2017, working to accelerate growth for portfolio companies. He previously worked as a consultant at Bain & Company, focusing on M&A and growth strategies, and served as a manager at Skillshare, where he helped shape company strategy. Dave holds a BA in Economics from the University of Virginia, where he was a Jefferson Scholar.

David co-founded Compound after spending his career leading sales and BD teams. He was the second employee at Google's New York office, where he helped co-found the Vertical Markets Group and led monetization efforts. He also spearheaded Google’s culture committee and its recruiting initiative.

David co-founded PivotDesk and was also a co-founder of OneRiot. His work has focused on providing space solutions for growing businesses.

Dave has experience in investment management, finance, operations, and M&A across industries like venture capital, digital marketing, consumer tech, and mobility tech.

Dave has been a founder and CEO of five companies, including EverQuote and Vestmark, that have been named to Boston's Top 10 Best Places to Work. He has served on 24 private and public boards and has a background in AI from MIT, where he focused on neural networks and big data. His first company, DataSage, worked closely with Amazon and became an early "unicorn" in 2000.

Dave Flanagan is Vice President and Senior Managing Director at Intel Capital, responsible for equity investments in devices and gaming. He has been with Intel Capital since 1999 and currently serves on the boards of Airship, BoomTV, and SiFive. He previously worked in equity research at Van Kasper & Company and holds an MBA from Georgetown and a BA in Economics from the University of Colorado. He is also an avid fly fisherman.

Dave joined Facebook in 2007, working on product and operations until 2017. He later led Wavechat, a social audio company, and became a fellow in the On Deck Angel Investing Fellowship. He is known for scaling technology products to billions of users.

Dave focuses on investments in enterprise software and cybersecurity. Before joining Norwest, he spent 15 years at Comcast Ventures, where he led investments in companies like Aporeto, DocuSign, and Slack. Dave started his career at Lehman Brothers in investment banking before joining Flarion Technologies, where he played a key role in its acquisition by Qualcomm.

Dave is a General Partner at Ten Eleven Ventures, the first venture capital fund focusing solely on cybersecurity. Before joining Ten Eleven, Dave served as Chief Product Officer at Darktrace and worked across UK intelligence agencies, overseeing global network replacements and disaster recovery incidents.

Danielle has worked with young entrepreneurs for over a decade, beginning with the founding of the Thiel Fellowship in 2010, where she led design and operations. She has collaborated with prominent founders like Vitalik Buterin and Ritesh Agarwal. Before her work with Peter Thiel, Danielle founded and directed Innovations Academy, a K-8 charter school in San Diego focused on student-led project-based learning.

Daniel’s interest in proptech stems from his extensive family involvement in real estate, encompassing developers, brokers, landlords, and investors. He sees the real estate sector as a massive but outdated asset class, with significant opportunities for innovation. He previously built a book of business for J.P. Morgan’s Private Bank and co-founded two companies—one in wealth tech (Instrument Capital) and another in construction tech (Soil Connect). He earned his MBA from Wharton at the University of Pennsylvania.

Darren brings 25 years of experience in growth strategies for tech companies. Before Dreamit, he held operational roles at CIML LLC, a holding company for Channel Intelligence, and spent over ten years as a private equity and venture investor at Actua, an investment company for SaaS tech firms, where he served as managing director.

Data has been the common thread in Daniel’s career, which began with research in acoustics and bio-inspired swimming, followed by roles as a lead data scientist and data science consultant for startups. He co-founded a startup that used social media data to help brands understand customers online. Currently, he serves as Executive Director at HearstLab, supporting women-led startups with seed funding and access to legal, UX design, engineering, and hiring expertise. He also assists portfolio companies in designing initial data science solutions.

Danny joined Index Ventures in 2002, establishing the firm's London office and later opening the San Francisco office. His current investments include Discord, Farfetch, Figma, Glossier, and Patreon.

Daniel’s global experience spans venture investing with Leo Pharma, executive roles at Coca-Cola, and consulting at McKinsey. His wide network aids startups in accelerating growth, no matter the industry or market focus.

Daria has been involved in the digital industry for over ten years. She worked as an investment manager at SevenVentures, the investment arm of ProSiebenSat.1 Media Group, and was part of Holtzbrinck's investment team. Before joining Vito Ventures, Daria led the TMT DACH practice at Skillcapital, an advisory firm for private equity. She founded an e-commerce startup, Bellegs, and co-founded the Munich Founders Association. She holds a diploma in Business Administration from Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich.

Daniel Kruchkow is CMO and Head of Digital Strategy at Crush Music, managing artists such as Sia, Fall Out Boy, and Panic! At The Disco. Before Crush, he spent over 11 years at Universal Music Group, most recently as SVP of the Global Digital Initiatives Unit, where he helped launch Vevo.