Dan Gregory

Co-Founder (1965) at Greylock Partners · Joined 1965

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Biography

Dan Gregory co-founded Greylock in 1965 with Bill Elfers, with Charlie Waite joining roughly six months to a year later. He had not worked in venture capital before Greylock, having spent his career in the investment management of equities business at John P. Chase. He served on the board of the National Venture Capital Association for seven years, the last two in top leadership roles, and served for about a year as secretary of economic affairs under Massachusetts Governor William F. Weld. He died on January 6, 2011 at age 81.

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Career Timeline

1965
Co-founded Greylock in Cambridge, Massachusetts with Bill Elfers, having come from the investment management of equities business at John P. Chase rather than from venture capital.
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Served on the board of the National Venture Capital Association for seven years, spending the last two years in top leadership roles.
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Served about a year as secretary of economic affairs under Massachusetts Governor William F. Weld.
2011
Died on January 6 at age 81.

Sources & References

Greylock - Team (Founding Partners listing) ↗Wesleyan University Class Notes - Daniel S. Gregory '51 (obituary notice) ↗Computer History Museum / NVCA Oral History with Henry F. McCance ↗Wikipedia - Greylock Partners ↗