Daniel is a corporate expert-turned-investor with a deep understanding of how early-stage startups gain value by partnering with large enterprises. He spent eight years at Corporate Executive Board advising Fortune 1000 CFOs before entering venture investing.

Daniel recently worked as an entrepreneur-in-residence at MIT DesignX, where he co-founded a marketplace platform. Previously, he was an associate at Summit Partners, handling due diligence for investment funds, and a financial analyst at Goldman Sachs supporting the New England private wealth division.

Daniel has built a career at the intersection of technology innovation and business strategy, founding companies, driving startup growth to acquisition, and leading product innovation at public tech firms. His career began in digital advertising, creating technology adoption strategies for major brands before founding his own specialist agency. As part of the founding U.S. team at Mobile Interactive Group, he helped Fortune 500 companies go mobile-first, leading to an acquisition by Velti for $60 million. At Velti, Daniel spearheaded product development, launching the industry's first mobile performance marketing solution.

Daniel is a two-time exited startup founder, having founded Piccsy (acquired in 2014) and EveryGuyed (acquired in 2011).

Daniel Gwak is a managing partner at Point72 Private Investments and oversees Point72 Ventures and Point72 Hyperscale, focusing on applied AI. He previously worked for In-Q-Tel, the CIA's investment firm, and held positions in the U.S. Marine Corps, earning the Combat Action Ribbon and Purple Heart.

Daniel Yadegar is the co-founder and Chief Medical Officer at NewPath Management, focusing on innovative approaches to healthcare management.

Daniel joined Accel in 2010 and rejoined after working at Dropbox on their platform team. He co-founded Chartio, worked on Crunchbase, and helped launch many developer-facing initiatives at Dropbox.

Daniel is an investor at Radical Ventures and board observer at Aspect Biosystems. He backs mission-driven founders building companies that leverage machine intelligence in areas like language, vision, physics, and biology. He previously helped scale the Creative Destruction Lab, the world's largest AI startup program, where he coached hundreds of founders and launched the first quantum software incubator. Originally from Guatemala, Daniel holds a BA in Political Science & Economics from the University of Guelph and an MS in Global Affairs from NYU.

Daniel co-founded and serves as co-CEO of FabFitFun, leading its growth since the launch of its subscription box in 2013 to become a leading lifestyle membership. Previously, Daniel ran an L.A.-based media agency, worked in the hedge fund and textile sectors, and made early investments in brands like Reformation, MeUndies, and ChowNow. He enjoys supporting teams during the early stages of company building. Daniel holds a BA in Political Science from UC Berkeley and a JD from UCLA Law.

Daniel Dines is the co-founder and CEO of UiPath and a general partner at Crew Capital, focusing on enterprise automation software.

Dana oversees Heavybit's programs, curriculum, advisory services, and member services platforms.

Danel focuses on early-stage and growth-equity investments and previously worked at Google on strategic M&A initiatives. He also worked at Deutsche Bank and PwC, and graduated from Santa Clara University.

Dana Stalder is a general partner at Matrix Partners, investing in early-stage fintech and software companies. He has extensive experience across sales, marketing, and product management from his time at eBay, PayPal, and other firms.

Daniel co-founded Waverley Capital after serving as a partner at Globespan Capital Partners. He previously held positions at Sevin Rosen Funds and Redpoint Ventures and worked in engineering and marketing at Intel.

Dan Levitan is the co-founder and managing member of Maveron LLC, which he founded with Howard Schultz 23 years ago. He has led investments in companies like Zulily, Trupanion, and Allbirds, and previously worked in investment banking focused on consumer businesses.

Dane holds a BS in biological sciences from the University of Missouri and an MBA from the University of Colorado. He founded BCV, FG Press, and worked at Foundry Group, sourcing startups and managing deal flow.

Dan joined Two Sigma Ventures in 2015, investing in data-driven startups. He co-founded SpeedDate, an online video dating service, and worked at IBM, Lazard, and the World Bank. He started his career with The Campus Pages, a phone directory business.

Dan works with 4Dx portfolio companies on revenue growth, team building, product development, and strategic partnerships. He has founded and built businesses in the financial, technology, and telecom sectors, including Unidos, a global financial services provider. He also serves as an advisor to Silver Lake.

Dan Morehead is the founder of Pantera Capital, focusing on digital currency startups and Bitcoin investments. He previously co-founded Atriax, was CEO of Tiger Management, and began his career as a trader at Goldman Sachs.

Dan focuses on fintech innovations at Commerce Ventures, serving on the boards of companies like Blooom, Kin, and Socure. Prior to Commerce Ventures, he was a principal at Highland Capital Partners, where he worked on mobile and payments-related startups.

Dan joined Insight in 2016 after previously working as a strategy consultant at Boston Consulting Group, focusing on growth strategies for financial services, retail, and consumer goods. He has degrees in economics and political science from Duke University.

Dan joined Coatue after spending two decades in leadership roles at Amazon and Facebook, where he personally invested in companies like Gusto, Opendoor, and Airtable.

Daisy co-founded Crux Health, a YC-backed telemedicine company that provided allergy diagnosis and treatment remotely.

Dakin Sloss is the founder and general partner at Prime Movers Lab, a leading partner to startups in the science and technology sector. He has been involved in companies like Momentus, Heliogen, Tarana, and Boom Supersonic. Prior to this, Dakin founded Tachyus and OpenGov. He has been recognized by Yahoo Finance and Forbes for his impact on finance and entrepreneurship.

David invests in consumer media, gaming, and social platforms, seeking out opportunities with the potential to connect millions of users.

Dalton is passionate about supporting early-stage founders in ideation, team-building, and go-to-market strategies. He helped launch Kickstart in 2008 and was instrumental in founding Mexico's first early-stage tech fund. Dalton is focused on areas like data networks, AI, blockchain, and health IT, and values openness to new ideas.

Dan Caruso is a seasoned entrepreneur, having led Zayo Group to an $8.5 billion exit and was an early executive at Level 3. Dan also worked with ICG, achieving a 25x return, and serves as chairman of Endeavor Colorado. He has received awards like the Chicago Booth Distinguished Alumni Award for Entrepreneurship.

CXO roles across more than 30 early-stage companies. Extensive background in corporate and new business development with Disney/ESPN, Reed Elsevier, and Summa Group.

Cyrus Sigari is an aviator, entrepreneur, and investor dedicated to making flight more accessible for the advancement of humanity. Recognized as a leading authority on the advanced air mobility (AAM) and electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) sectors, industries projected to reach a $1.4 trillion market by 2040, Sigari is also well-known in the private aviation business. He co-founded and chairs JetAVIVA, which grew to become one of the largest business jet sellers in the world, with $400M in annual sales. With over 27 years of flying experience, Cyrus has logged thousands of hours in 13 different jets, including the Boeing 747.

Daegwon Chae has been with Kleiner Perkins since 2016, focusing on consumer internet and software investments. Previously worked at Goldman Sachs, where he invested in growth-stage companies across various industries. He graduated magna cum laude from Dartmouth College.

Curt, a consultant turned CEO and now Nike executive, supports portfolio companies in leadership, strategy, and executive coaching. Passionate about team building and supporting growth, he also serves on over 15 company boards. Curt's investment focus includes healthcare, gig economy, and consumer businesses. He's a cycling and skiing enthusiast, and collects rare books.

Currently leading Gauntlet Networks, which is focused on making crypto governance systems interpretable and statistically sound. Previously worked as a quantitative researcher at the intersection of low-latency and high-performance computing, including within quantitative trading environments.

Cyndi is a managing partner at Gula Tech Adventures, focusing on cyber tech, cyber policy, and expanding the cyber workforce by rebranding the industry as "Data Care." She helps scale cyber startups by advising on strategy, culture, facilities, product licensing, and cash flow management.

Dafna recently led investments in Israel for Innovation Endeavors, a Silicon Valley-based venture fund, and previously held a principal role at 83North. Her career also includes roles at SAP in corporate strategy and at McKinsey & Co. Dafna was the first woman in the Israeli Defense Forces' history to be appointed team commander in the anti-aircraft missile command.

Damir joined Index Ventures in 2015, focusing on B2C and B2B businesses in ecommerce, retail, and gaming.

Current partner at BoxGroup, focusing on venture investments.

Currently co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer at Lang.ai. Formerly, Vice President of Product Strategy and Research at Unqork, and spent six years at Yext, as well as a Senior Consultant role at IBM and co-founder of Ocelot Labs.

Currently searching for, partnering, and building successful AI companies at Cortical Ventures.

Current executive chairman at LinkedIn, founding partner at NextPlayVC, founding LP at Concrete Rose Capital, and founder of The Compassion Project.

Currently CTO at Allbirds, formerly founder and CEO of GoodApril (acquired by Intuit). He also served as Director of Technology and Product at TurboTax and was a software engineer at E*TRADE. He holds a degree in computer engineering from the University of Michigan, an MBA from the University of Chicago, and an MS in computer science from Georgia Tech.

Current portfolio includes major category creators like Airbnb, Slack, and Square. Helped 10 portfolio companies through IPOs and several others through acquisitions. Focus areas include infrastructure and security.

Cristina was the Head of Platform & Partnerships at Notion. Before that, she spent over seven years at Stripe, scaling the company from 28 to nearly 3,000 employees, where she led partnerships and the corporate card and treasury business units. Cristina has also been an active angel investor, advising and investing in over 50 startups focused on fintech, SaaS, and developer products.

Cristina DeVito is CFO at Actabl, a technology company in the hospitality sector. Previously, she was Chief Strategy Officer at Havenly, co-founded Collective Retreats, and advised numerous startups. She also created and served as CEO of Muderella Inc. Cristina’s background includes management consulting at Bain & Company and roles in private equity and investment banking, primarily in consumer products. She graduated from Harvard Business School and has 15 years of experience supporting successful consumer brands and startups.

Created the first website for motorists to appeal parking tickets automatically. Also developed an iPhone app for Freedom House and educational tools for lawyers in Africa. Focused on the intersection of technology and human rights.

Craig Douglas is a partner at World Fund and an advisor to the European Commission on energy. He leads fundraising, portfolio management, and ESG initiatives at World Fund. Previously at Set Ventures, Craig has a decade of experience in climate-focused venture investing. He helped create an ESG framework in 2012 and designed a system linking impact to fund performance, now adopted by over 30 funds.

Creator of Pixelbeasts, an NFT collection. Previously served as a venture partner at Scrum Ventures and led the pipeline at Techstars, specializing in digital asset management.

Created Supermoon, combining digital health research experience from Harvard to push forward health tech innovation.

Courageous executive leader with experience across corporate, startup, non-profit, academic, and civic settings, known for impactful cross-functional leadership.

Craig serves as a partner at Lytical Ventures and is a member of its investment committee. Additionally, he is a managing director at Lyrical Partners, where he collaborates with Jeff Keswin on strategic investment projects. Craig has extensive experience as an investor, advisor, and board member.

Courtney oversees global scaling initiatives at 500 Global, helping expand both existing and new market opportunities. She drives daily operations to support 500's mission. Previously, she co-founded PublikDemand and was CEO of Agent Pronto, a real estate referral service acquired by Fidelity National Title Group. At Keller Williams, she launched the company’s corporate innovation program and helped Keller Capital in acquiring tech firms in the real estate sector.

Corporate venture capital professional at UnitedHealth Group with a background in healthcare investment banking.

Corporate development manager at Africa Health Holdings, previously worked with the Ogun State government’s economic advisory team.

Courtney co-founded M13 alongside his brother Carter in 2016. They also founded and later sold Veev, a spirits brand, and authored the bestseller “Shortcut Your Startup.” Formerly a Goldman Sachs investment banker, Courtney sits on boards like Lifeforce and Thrive Global, as well as philanthropic organizations such as the U.S. Soccer Federation Foundation and LA Opera.

Cory, a sixth-generation Colorado native, began his entrepreneurial career in college as co-founder and CEO of Snowgate, taking the concept from an idea to an acquisition within three years. He went on to serve as a consultant and interim CFO/COO for several startups before joining the Boomtown Boulder Accelerator as Entrepreneur in Residence, leading finance and fundraising for over 40 startups. In 2016, Cory co-founded Kokopelli Capital, an early-stage venture capital fund.

Contributed to investments in companies such as Newfront Insurance, Scale AI, Figma, and Tagomi. His role spanned various aspects of venture investment, focusing on emerging technology firms.

Concentrates on making data usable and the impact of design on human-technology interactions. Leverages legal experience as a former lawyer to help companies navigate complex data ecosystems.

COO of Public.com, overseeing operations, revenue, legal, compliance, and risk. Previously led SoFi Invest and was a founding team member, worked as a McKinsey engagement manager on growth and digital strategies in financial services, and served as a U.S. Army Cavalry officer.

Concentrates on enterprise applications, infrastructure, vertical software, and frontier technology. Passionate about partnering with early-stage technical founders to build category-defining companies. Previously an investor at Tenfore Holdings, with a background in tech research at Credit Suisse and RBC.

Concentrates on cloud-based computing, AI, and SaaS business models, especially those focused on commerce and analytics applications. Built three leading software companies and led two through IPOs before joining General Catalyst.

Constance Freedman founded Moderne Ventures and the Moderne Passport program, an early-stage fund and industry immersion initiative targeting technology companies in the massive industries of real estate, finance, insurance, hospitality, and home services. She has invested in close to 90 companies and collaborates with over 700 industry leaders to drive strategic growth. Freedman serves on boards such as DocuSign, Updater, Homesnap, and Porch.

Committed to developing disruptive solutions for complex social issues.

Corinne collaborates with entrepreneurs to create technologies that advance businesses into a digital-first environment.

Connie joined her firm in 2011 as an investment team deal partner and became a general partner in 2018. Prior to this, she worked with HP, leading the WebOS project in China. Her career began in private equity at Elevation Partners, focusing on investments in media and entertainment.

Committed to working with visionary talent and capital to shape Africa's future. Recently served as CEO of Flutterwave, building payments technology and infrastructure to connect Africa with the global economy. Co-founded Andela, Africa's largest engineering organization, with over 1,000 software engineers. Additionally served as Deputy Director General for Madam Oby Ezekwesili’s 2019 presidential campaign. Recognized as a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader, a Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree, and a member of Nigeria's Industrial Policy and Competitiveness Advisory Council.

Combines backgrounds in neurosurgery, company building, and venture capital. Founder of Northstar Neuroscience, co-founder of Intelect Medical, and has led investments in biomed companies acquired by IBM and Boston Scientific.

Colin is a partner at Two Sigma Ventures, investing in fintech, AI, and advanced computing. He joined Two Sigma in 2005 and started building Two Sigma Ventures in 2011. Previously worked in tech investment banking and began his career in startups during the dot-com bubble. His interests include data-driven healthcare and human-computer interfaces.

Combines finance and operations expertise to assess businesses effectively. He began investing in the restaurant space while at Maverick Capital. Previously founded and sold a technology business as CEO. Started at Goldman Sachs in the Technology Media & Telecom Group.

Combines over 15 years of entrepreneurial experience, having co-founded Epok, an early cloud-based enterprise solution. He also worked as a corporate attorney and at CBS Local in strategy and business development. He serves on the board of Seeds of Peace and is a founding member of the Young Leadership Committee.

Combines 33% pragmatism from Singapore and 67% idealism from the SF Bay Area. Enjoys quirky facts and unique personalities.

Co-manages the Flourish Fund and leads U.S. investment efforts. Her portfolio includes fintech companies like Chime, SeedFi, and Skipify. Previously, Emmalyn was a partner at Omidyar Network, and she led significant tech investments at Oak Investment Partners. Before her venture career, she worked as an investment banker at Morgan Stanley.

Combining expertise as both a venture capitalist and a physician/scientist, he integrates deep technical knowledge with investment strategies to support transformative health-related ventures.

Co-leads growth equity investments at Closed Loop Partners, focusing on sustainable fashion, material innovation, and supply chain tech. Previously CEO of Donna Karan International and Akris. She serves as an advisor at MIT Sloan and on the board of Choate Rosemary Hall.

Co-head of Closed Loop Partners' private equity platform, leading the Closed Loop Leadership Fund and managing investments at the intersection of sustainability and private equity. He co-founded Novus Energy Partners and Traverse Venture Partners.

Co-host of the "My Climate Journey" podcast, co-founder of Climate Changemakers, and co-author of "Levers." Previously, SVP of Climate & Sustainability at Techstars and an investing partner in Techstars' venture funds.

Co-founder of Yahoo!, contributing significantly to the early internet landscape and helping build one of the world's first and most successful web portals.

Co-head of Rosecliff Capital's investment committee, he has raised over $1 billion in assets and was listed on Forbes 30 Under 30 for venture capital.

Co-founding board member of Sweden's Queen's World Childhood Foundation and chairman of the Stenbeck Stiftelse. Co-founder of Corro, an e-commerce venture for horse owners, and philanthropist through the Sophie Stenbeck Family Foundation.

Co-founder of Vigilant Global, a Montreal-based proprietary trading firm that pioneered the use of FPGAs in finance.

Co-leading AI investments with experience in machine learning research and software engineering, with a degree in Computer Science from MIT.

Co-founder of Tencent, a leading Chinese technology conglomerate known globally for its contributions to social networking, gaming, and finance.

Co-founder of the ASU+GSV Summit, which has been held for over 13 years to celebrate educational innovators. Deborah serves on boards of various learning and tech companies like Degreed, Photomath, and Turnitin.

Co-founder of the NewSchools Seed Fund, focusing on early-stage edtech investments. She previously worked at NewSchools Venture Fund and co-founded their EdTech Lab. She also serves on the board of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.

Co-founder of Startup Weekend and former CEO of Up Global. Marc has led initiatives in more than 700 cities and 142 countries, overseeing programs like Startup Weekend and Startup Week. Previously served as the Managing Director of Telluride Venture Accelerator.

Co-founder of Swing Technologies, which was acquired by Microsoft in 2017. He is a former McKinsey consultant with experience advising companies and governments and has previously worked for President Obama.

Co-founder of McDonald-Pelz, with over 40 years of experience in marketing grains, oilseeds, and renewable energy. He founded Trailhead Capital in 2017 as the venture arm of his family office. He holds a BA in Environmental Sciences from Hamilton College and attended Cornell University’s graduate program.

Co-founder of OLX, leading classifieds in multiple countries. Formerly a McKinsey consultant and founder of mobile content company Zingy. Holds a BA in Economics from Princeton.

Co-founder of PayPal, Palantir Technologies, and Founders Fund. He was also the first outside investor in Facebook.

Co-founder of Long Island Brand Beverages, which was later acquired by Cullen Investments and taken public on NASDAQ.

Co-founder of Midori Health, Kaleido Biosciences, Celexion, and Codon Devices. Venture partner at Flagship Pioneering, serving on investment committees and boards in healthcare and sustainability. He has a background in engineering at ExxonMobil and holds a PhD in Chemical Engineering from MIT.

Co-founder of MassRobotics, the world's largest robotics & AI startup escalator. Led fundraising and developed a corporate partnership model.

Co-founder of The Fund and author of "The Fuzzy and the Techie." Previously held roles at Google and Facebook.

Co-founder of the Sara & Evan Williams Foundation, William has served as CEO of Medium and the Obvious Corporation, driving forward technological innovation in media and beyond. He previously held executive roles, including CFO and chief product officer at Twitter.

Co-founder of Merus Capital, an early-stage venture firm in Menlo Park. He previously worked at Google, Microsoft, and Deutsche Bank.

Co-founder of Libra, and previously Head of Strategy for Novi, Facebook's digital wallet. She joined Facebook's corporate development team in 2017 and played a key role in developing blockchain strategy. Before Facebook, she was at Medium, where she led acquisitions and worked on subscription strategies. She started her career at Andreessen Horowitz.

Co-founder of Dove Metrics, the leading fundraising data platform in crypto. He previously worked on growth for multiple blockchain projects and was the first employee at CoinList.

Co-founder of Four Acres Capital and Managing Partner of Supernode Ventures. Prior to Supernode, Jenny worked at Eniac Ventures and was involved in seed investments in mobile technology. She also worked in data analytics at Minibar Delivery and as a financial professional at Goldman Sachs.

Co-founder of Crush Music, a music management company representing notable artists.

Co-founder of Drift Bio, Mighty Mug, and Mighty Ventures, Inc. Chair of the Clinton Health Access Initiative Technology Council, with writings published in outlets like TechCrunch and STAT News. He was also the youngest member inducted into the MAK Museum Biennale Circle in Vienna.

Co-founder of Digital Irish Angels, David started his career as a headhunter in London before moving to the US. Currently resides in NYC, where he chairs Empire Messaging, a company he founded.

Co-founder of Givlet, with a background as a Research and Development Analyst at Bloomberg.