Anu has over 25 years in predictive analytics, co-developing Falcon, a credit card fraud detection system now used globally. He co-founded Burning Glass Technologies, and launched FICO’s India operations before leading their healthcare business.

Appointed by Steve Jobs in 2000 as General Manager and Vice President of Apple EMEIA. Over more than a decade, launched key Apple products and services like iPod, iTunes, iPhone, and iPad, consistently leading Apple's fastest-growing region with annual sales rising from $1.2B to $40B.

Annie Case joined Kleiner Perkins in 2018, investing in consumer technology and digital health. Previously worked at Uber, scaling UberEats to new international markets, and started her career at Bain & Company. Annie graduated from Stanford University, earning degrees in Human Biology and Management Science & Engineering, and was also a member of the Stanford Women's Soccer Team.

Anne co-launched a company with Unilever, expanding to five countries with notable customers such as Starbucks and Carrefour, and successfully exited in 2017. Previously, she worked in a managerial role at Visma, part of the management of Visma's largest division.

Anke, founding partner of multiple angel syndicates, spent the last eight years as an operator at early-stage startups in San Francisco. She has invested in over 10 direct and 40+ indirect early-stage startups and is an LP in several major venture funds.

Anna, a Harvard Law graduate, has over four years in startups and non-profit organizations. She has co-founded two non-profits, served on three boards, and actively volunteers in entrepreneurship programs for high school students.

Anna Khan focuses on SaaS and cloud tech investments, joining Ribbit Capital in 2019. She was previously a Vice President at Bessemer Venture Partners, where she sourced successful startups like Intercom. She also co-founded Palindrome Advisors to match board opportunities with leaders.

Anne leads Mucker's early-stage financing product, MuckerFi. She has degrees from Yale and Stanford and previously worked as an early hire at Solv Health and FundersClub.

Anne previously served as CEO at Zinch, a student network acquired by Chegg, where she took on the role of Chief Business Officer. Earlier, she co-founded Military.com, a platform for service members and veterans acquired by Monster. She supports founders in building connections across different growth stages to aid in hiring, fundraising, and achieving product-market fit.

Ann Miura-Ko co-founded Floodgate and is repeatedly ranked among Forbes' top venture capitalists worldwide. Ann is recognized for her investments in technically complex companies, and her expertise began during her undergraduate days at Yale. She co-founded Floodgate, investing in Lyft, Xamarin, Popshop, and many other companies.

Anika specializes in leveraged buyouts and investments in software companies, sitting on the boards of various portfolio companies. She’s been included in multiple prestigious lists of rising stars in private equity and previously worked with Vista Equity Partners on software buyouts.

Angel investor in technologies related to transportation, optical communications, and network security.

Angel investor and fund manager since 2017, investing in both Web2 and Web3 technology companies to support innovative business models.

Andy Wheeler, an MIT Media Lab alumnus, guides GV's investments in frontier technology, supporting companies across industries like manufacturing, agriculture, and logistics. Previously, Wheeler co-founded Ember Corporation and served as CTO at Tendril Networks and Adura, contributing to the advancement of energy and smart grid technologies. He emphasizes the importance of long-term relationships and aligning with investors who share a patient approach to company-building.

Angela Strange is a General Partner at Andreessen Horowitz with a focus on fintech infrastructure, real estate, and financial inclusion. Previously, she managed Chrome's mobile versions at Google and worked at Bay Partners in consumer internet investments. She co-founded C100 to bridge Canadian entrepreneurs with Silicon Valley and holds degrees in Mechanical Engineering from Queen's University and an MBA from Stanford.

Aniq, after leaving Cornell University to grow and sell his first company, went on to become CEO of Instinctiv, which was acquired by SoundCloud. He also became President of Moat before joining Vast in 2014.

Andrew founded Brandproject in 2013 to help founders build leading digital consumer brands. He previously launched Virgin Mobile Canada and grew it to over $500M in revenue, and worked as an executive at LEGO, Nike, and Dr. Pepper 7UP.

Aneel has collaborated closely with his father, Vivek Ranadivé, who founded Tibco Software, which was acquired by Vista Equity Partners for $4.3 billion.

Andrew is a consumer tech investor who is well known for his writings on metrics, user growth, and startup scaling. He led Uber's rider growth teams and authored “The Cold Start Problem,” focusing on how startups leverage network effects.

Andy Tang, managing director of the Draper Dragon Fund, has 15 years of experience in technology investment. His current portfolio includes VeChain, Telegram, and Ledger. Awarded the Outstanding Young Engineering Graduate by UT Austin.

Andy McLoughlin invests in early-stage software startups to help businesses operate more effectively. Previously, he co-founded Huddle and invested as an angel in companies like Intercom, Calm, and Buffer.

Andrew handles international business development for Flint Capital and sits on the boards of several startups, including JobToday and Cream Finance. He started his venture journey after selling his first company, GlavSkidka.

Anamitra has been part of two foundational companies, Overture and Twitter. At Overture, Twitter, and Yahoo, he turned new technologies into products, features, and businesses.

Andre Iguodala, an NBA veteran, four-time champion, and business-savvy investor, has invested in over 50 companies through F9 Strategies. In 2017, he co-founded the Players Technology Summit with Bloomberg to foster innovation between technology, venture capital, and sports.

Analyst experienced in both US and China markets.

An investor at Ontario Teachers Pension Plan (as GP and LP), also served as a consultant at Parthenon and Bridgespan Group. Holds active board roles with public and private consumer companies.

Andrea spent more than 10 years raising capital for clients on Wall Street before becoming an entrepreneur and investor. She’s invested in companies across edtech, digital health, and smart hardware. Co-authored "Harness the Power of the Purse" on women investors.

Anand Daniel joined Accel from Chennai in 2010. He has an MBA from MIT, an MS from Purdue, and a BE from the University of Madras.

An operations executive turned venture capitalist, now investing in technologies like AI, robotics, real estate tech, and online marketplaces. Brings a practical, hands-on approach to working with growing companies.

An experienced startup founder, operator, and investor, focused on technology and growth sectors.

An entrepreneur and investor with over 15 years of experience across sectors like e-commerce, telecom, advertising, and online education.

An experienced fund manager with a strong track record of launching and scaling investment vehicles and business lines aimed at the unbanked and underbanked populations in the US and emerging markets. Extensive international experience in solving strategic, operational, and financial challenges for growth companies and impact investment funds. He is a leader and mentor, with P&L responsibilities, and experience building diverse teams to meet business goals like sales and innovation. Educated with an MBA and MA, bilingual, and experienced in board service and professional training. Expertise includes impact investing, entrepreneurship, product development, and teaching.

An experienced builder and operator, previously working at Dropbox and Shopkick.

An engineer-turned-investor who played a key role in building Canaan’s presence on the West Coast. Hrach seeks out marketplace efficiencies, whether in consumer or enterprise tech. He holds an MBA from Stanford and degrees in Electrical Engineering from UCLA and the University of Michigan. Previously, he worked at Rutberg & Company and Northrop Grumman as a laser researcher.

An experienced operator turned investor, she has backed over 50 early-stage startups. As a co-founder and partner at Flashstarts, she discovered her passion for supporting visionary women at the earliest stages of entrepreneurship. Her operational experience includes launching and scaling media and advertising ventures at YouTube and 21st Century Fox. She earned an MBA from Stanford and a BA from Harvard.

An entrepreneur, investor, and executive in interactive entertainment, with over two decades of experience spanning Modern Times Group, McKinsey, Deutsche Bank, and Carlyle. Based in Denver, Colorado.

An experienced entrepreneur and investor focusing on marketplaces, SaaS, e-commerce, and experiential businesses. Extensive experience with both enterprise and consumer-focused internet companies, especially in sectors like healthcare, education, local markets, and finance.

An established blockchain and internet investor with a varied career as a fund manager, marketing VP, and startup CEO with multiple exits.

An entrepreneur at heart, TX has been involved with startups since his college days, where he created and sold an online textbook marketplace. After working with McKinsey, he served as CFO at Lit Motors, an electric vehicle startup. He later co-founded Karlin Ventures, serving as managing partner, before co-founding Fika Ventures. He is passionate about transparency, efficiency, and using platforms to disrupt antiquated industries.

An inspiring, natural leader dedicated to empowering teams and driving organizations to reach their potential. Proven expertise in executing projects across corporations, government, volunteer, and sports organizations. 15+ years of diverse experience in marketing, strategy, sales, product development, operations, and project management.

An early investor in companies like Stripe, Snap (NYSE: SNAP), and Grammarly, and author of "Intended Consequences" and "Unscaled." Holds multiple degrees from MIT, including in Biology and Mathematics.

An alumnus of Stanford University, with over seven years of venture capital experience, specializing in early-stage investments.

An advocate of wellness, insurtech, and life sciences, he has invested in companies like Policygenius, Silversheet, and Cybin. Also actively explores new frontiers in wellness.

An active entrepreneur and investor since the internet's commercialization, Angus Davis co-founded Tellme Networks, bringing internet capabilities to the phone. He also founded Upserve, a leading restaurant tech platform. He’s deeply involved in philanthropic efforts, including Teach For America in Rhode Island and multiple charter schools.

An accomplished seed and angel investor, venture capitalist, and entrepreneur, with investments in over 500 companies. Co-founded a full lifecycle investment firm known as Cota Capital.

Amit joined Accel in 2016, focusing on fintech and digital health. Previously co-founded CardSpring, which was acquired by Twitter, where he led commerce engineering.

Amy Kruse is a General Partner at Prime Movers Lab, leading the life sciences investments. As a biologist and neuroscientist, Amy scouts for emerging startups and conducts in-depth due diligence in fields like neuroscience, human augmentation, and synthetic biology. She assists portfolio companies in addressing scientific challenges, focusing on deploying complex technologies in real-world settings. Previously, Amy served as Chief Scientific Officer at Optios, where she helped shape the company’s scientific vision and expanded its IP portfolio. She also held the position of VP and CTO at Cubic Global Defense, managing innovation across the entire defense enterprise.

Amman is passionate about the fast-paced transformation that technology brings to the world, and aims to contribute alongside the exceptional individuals driving these changes.

Amy Saper joined Accel in 2019 after working at Stripe, where she was the second marketing hire and instrumental in building out the product marketing team. She spearheaded global launches for several products. Before Stripe, Amy helped Twitter scale from pre-revenue to a public company, leading product and country launches during her four-year tenure.

Amish Jani is a founder of FirstMark and has been a venture capitalist for over 20 years. He has invested in industry-defining companies, including Shopify, Starry, and Pendo, and was named one of the top 50 VCs in New York.

Amit, based in Bessemer's Israel office, focuses on tech investments in Israel and Europe. Previously worked as a developer, product manager, and strategy consultant. Holds an MBA from MIT.

Amitt is a San Francisco Bay Area-based entrepreneur and engineer. He was previously the CTO and co-founder of MyMiniLife, which was later acquired by Zynga. He also co-founded Toro, acquired by Google. At Zynga, he co-created Farmville and served as CTO of Zynga Japan. Amitt also has a strong background in gaming, having worked on Unreal Engine and Gears of War at Epic Games. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

Amy leverages her global background in M&A and investor relations to assist in fundraising for funds and startups. She was previously responsible for investor relations at a venture fund, guiding both the fund and portfolio companies through capital raising and growth initiatives. Amy's experience includes years in investment banking in New York, primarily on M&A and capital raising projects in the healthcare and tech sectors. She serves on the Board of the Canadian Venture Capital and Private Equity Association and advises a mental healthcare startup.

Ammar's first taste of entrepreneurship came early on, as he resold American candy bars in his Middle Eastern middle school. His formal venture career began at RLC Ventures in London, where he led pre-seed investments across European markets.

Amin is a principal at Founders Fund, with a background in software investments at General Atlantic.

Amanda joined Willow from Amplify, a venture fund, where she invested in consumer and e-commerce companies. She previously worked at Primary Venture Partners and co-founded the marketing team at Karma.

Amber is the founding partner at The Council and previously led operations at Atmos. Former operator at Cruise, Snap, and Apple.

Amanda, also known as Robson, enjoys working with enterprise companies, focusing on areas like AI and security. Before Cowboy, she was an early-stage investor at Norwest Venture Partners.

Amanda has been investing in consumer companies for over a decade. She was co-founder of Videolicious, acquired by Squarespace.

Allison Pickens is an expert in scaling recurring revenue and SaaS businesses, having been COO at Gainsight, where she grew it into a $1B company. Founder of New Normal Fund, Allison advises SaaS CEOs on growth. She has degrees from Yale and Stanford and enjoys hiking in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Allyson joined Insight in 2012 after working at Monitor Group, advising multinational companies on growth and pricing strategies. Graduated with high honors from the Huntsman Program at the University of Pennsylvania.

Alison Rapaport Stillman, founding partner at Serena Ventures, oversees portfolio management. Holds degrees from Wharton and Harvard, and is a CFA charterholder. She is the go-to person for founders needing tough love and detailed feedback.

Alfred, recognized as the "Silicon Valley CEO’s CEO," co-founded BEA Systems and served as chairman until its sale to Oracle for $8.6B.

Ali, co-founder of Code.org (Hour of Code), has backed companies like Airbnb, Dropbox, and Uber. He grew up in Tehran, attended Harvard, and sold his first startup, LinkExchange, in 1998.

Alic co-founded Citris Foundry and has built a diverse portfolio of startups ranging from health tech to AI. He has invested in over 50 startups that have collectively raised over $500 million.

Alice Lloyd George invests in blockchain, AI, and robotics at Rogue Ventures. Previously worked at The Wall Street Journal, covering politics across Asia. She graduated from Princeton and serves on the board of a foundation focused on child welfare.

Ali focuses on crypto investments at Andreessen Horowitz. Formerly a researcher at Google X and Google Brain, he helped develop TensorFlow. His journey in crypto began in 2010 while studying computer security at Stanford.

Ali has over a decade of experience in product and growth roles at companies like Zynga and Rappi. An angel investor, he has completed over 200 deals, primarily in tech and fintech sectors across Latin America.

Ali Rohde is the co-founder and general partner at Outset Capital, focusing on early-stage tech investments.

Alireza has led more than 100 investments since 2008 at Plug and Play Ventures, overseeing sectors like fintech and mobility. Before that, he grew Nekatel's revenue from $0 to $45 million in two years.

Alexandria co-founded New Story, an innovative nonprofit transforming slums into sustainable communities worldwide. With a decade of experience in development, she has led numerous projects, including financial initiatives in Central America and poverty alleviation efforts in Africa. Recognized in Forbes 30 Under 30.

Ali co-founded and is a partner at Coventure, leading firm management and capital raising. Previously, he was a venture partner at Compound Ventures and holds a degree from Cornell University, where he played varsity baseball.

Alexander co-founded Picus Capital in 2015 and has deep experience in entrepreneurship and technology investment. Previously, he co-founded the European Founders Fund and invested early in companies like Zalando and LinkedIn. He holds an MBA from Harvard.

Alexis founded HCVC in 2015 to support hardware tech founders. Based in Paris, he currently sits on the boards of companies like Cowboy, Norbert Health, and Twist.

Alexa Binns is an investor and marketer known for spotting emerging trends. She began investing at Halogen Ventures and Maven Ventures, both seed-stage firms focused on consumer tech. Alexa has launched major campaigns, including with Target and MTV, and wrote her master’s thesis on YouTube brand-building.

Alexa founded Inspired Capital in 2019 to support seed and Series A companies in consumer and enterprise tech. Previously founded LearnVest, a financial education platform acquired by Northwestern Mutual. Alexa also writes for Inc., hosts two podcasts, and has been featured in Forbes 40 Under 40.

Alex works with NXTP on investment evaluation, structuring deals, and supporting portfolio companies. His career includes positions at Conduit Capital and other investment funds focused on Latin America.

Alex joined Benchmark after leading two pioneering companies—C-Cube and DiviCom—that established the MPEG standard in consumer electronics and broadcasting. He serves on boards including Ambarella, Infinera, and Newport Media, and previously held board roles at companies acquired by Network Appliance and Ericsson.

Alex oversees all financial aspects at the firm, including reporting, cash management, budgeting, and transactions. He also loves working directly with entrepreneurs, helping with due diligence, and leading investments. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with his twin boys, attending his daughter's dance concerts, and relaxing with his wife.

Alex, a designer, author, and consumer advocate, was formerly a principal at Crispin Porter + Bogusky. Now involved in venture sourcing and supporting BCV portfolio companies.

Alex Pack is a founding partner at AngelList, the largest early-stage tech investing platform globally. Formerly an investor at Arbor Ventures, based in Hong Kong, he focused on cross-border fintech, blockchain, and edtech opportunities.

Alex, a partner at Khosla Ventures, holds an MD and PhD from Stanford, specializing in biomedical informatics. He has worked across healthcare, data science, and biotech, serving on boards such as Deep Genomics.

Alex Luce is a materials scientist, investor, and technology enthusiast who partners with entrepreneurs to address pressing global challenges. At Creative Ventures, Alex has invested in deeptech sectors including medical devices, semiconductors, robotics, synthetic biology, and clean energy. Previously, Alex led CalCharge, an innovation-focused partnership, and has worked with Prelude Ventures, ARPA-E, and a solar startup. Holds a Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering from UC Berkeley.

Alex Soltani founded Skyview Capital in 2005 and serves as chairman of its executive and investment committees. An experienced entrepreneur, he brings extensive operational know-how to private equity, which has led to successful acquisitions across multiple industries. He was named one of the most influential private equity investors in Los Angeles by the LA Business Journal.

Alex Lines, partner at Notation, focuses on infrastructure and hard tech investments. A software engineer with extensive experience in distributed systems, he’s been building products in NY for over a decade.

Alex combines experience in building startups and scaling Fortune 500 companies. He has led multiple companies to successful exits, leveraging his background in business development and acquisitions.

Alex completed his Ph.D. in molecular biology at Cambridge, studying neurodegeneration. Before founding SciFounders, he worked in early development at Genentech.

Alex Ferrara leads Bessemer's European operations and has backed startups like Shopify and Pipedrive. He has been with Bessemer since 2005, helping to expand its footprint in the cybersecurity and SaaS sectors.

Aleks Larsen is a partner at Blockchain Capital. Previously worked as an investment banking analyst at Guggenheim Partners and graduated from Washington University in St. Louis.

Alda invests in founders with big visions, having previously led investments at 137 Ventures, including Wish, Planet, and Coupang. She was COO at Airtime, general counsel at Founders Fund, and has made early-stage investments in companies like SpaceX and LegalZoom.

Alex Iskold, founder and managing partner at 2048 Ventures, is a 4-time founder and software engineer. Previously managing director at Techstars NYC, Alex also teaches at Harvard and writes a well-known startup blog.

Alan brings deep experience in building and scaling tech businesses. He co-founded Westwing, a leading e-commerce company, and previously led software teams at Rocket Internet and managed a South-East Asian e-commerce company.

Ajay joined IVP after leading Dropbox through its IPO as CFO. He focuses on disruptive companies solving major challenges and supports IVP's initiatives, including creating the CFO Collective to bring finance leaders together.

Alana founded Base Case while working at Samsara, aiming to engage with early-stage founders. Prior experience includes roles at Greylock, Rough Draft Ventures, and Sequoia's scout program.

Al Sambar is General Partner at XRC Labs, heading the NYC tech accelerator’s business strategy. Previously, he was Managing Director at Kurt Salmon, specializing in omni-channel retail and global brand management for over two decades.

AI/software engineering specialist, previously at Facebook, Stripe, and Microsoft, with strong experience in developing scalable AI-driven solutions.

After two venture-funded startups in Boston, Adrian started Mendoza Ventures to address funding gaps for underrepresented founders at the pre-seed stage.

Ajay heads BCV's West Coast office and was previously head of sales and marketing at Trilogy, where he grew revenue to $300 million. He began his career with McKinsey & Company in Los Angeles.

Aki is a partner in the Asia-Pacific region, focusing on regional growth strategies and strategic investments in innovative startups.

Aidan has extensive experience scaling digital-physical technologies, from leading AppleWatch operations to driving Samsara's growth. Passionate about digital solutions for industrial and healthcare sectors and an advocate for diversity in technology leadership. Holds a BA in economics from Harvard and an MBA from Stanford.