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Tuesday Capital is a VC firm that invests in companies and maintains a variety of relationships with other VC firms.

Moving Capital is a venture capital firm backed by early employees of Uber and other decacorn startups.

46 year old VC firm with >$5bn AUM investing in innovation-driven companies.

Broadly, a venture we back offers one or more of the factors: 1. Significant technology or business model innovation 2. “Black Swan” ideas with significant upside or a significantly better mousetrap 3. Large markets, either existing or newly enabled by the innovation at hand 4. Short innovation cycles 5. Upfront risk

Led by investors including Micah Rosenbloom, David Frankel & Eric Paley, Founder Collective is a seed-stage venture capital fund that helps entrepreneurs build their businesses.

Helps the daring build legendary companies, from idea to IPO and beyond.

9Yards is a global private investment firm focused on foundational industries, beginning with fintech and supply chain tech. They aim to be a strategic capital partner through unique perspectives and connectivity in each industry.

Led by Jeff Weiner, LinkedIn Exec Chairman. Next Play coaches and invests in entrepreneurial leaders building world-class, purpose-driven organizations.

Early-stage technology venture capital investment firm that invests in different technology sectors.

An operator fortunate enough to help teams scale three companies from the formidable founding stages to profitable businesses and to successful exits. An applied mathematician and statistician by training.

Brian is Director at Next Play Ventures and VP and Chief of Staff to the Executive Chairman at LinkedIn. For over six years Brian was Chief of Staff to the CEO, Jeff Weiner. Brian worked alongside the LinkedIn executive team to manage strategic initiatives and operational rhythm of the business, launch and scale new cross-functional programs, anddevelop leadership communications and company narratives. Brian also managed the overall joint integration program following Microsoft’s acquisition of LinkedIn in June 2016. He joined LinkedIn in 2012 on the Business Operations team, advising on growth strategies in B2B marketing and sales. Prior, Brian was a consultant at McKinsey & Company. Brian serves on the board of directors for the Boys & Girls Club of the Peninsula and is a First Mover Fellow of the Aspen Institute.

Matt Murphy joined Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers in 1999 where he focuses on multi-stage investments across mobile and cloud infrastructure technologies. Matt is either a Director or works closely with the management teams of AppDynamics, Drawbridge, Egnyte, Insidesales.com, InstartLogic, PernixData, Puppet Labs, SessionM, Shazam, andSimplivity. Previously, Matt was a Board Observer at Google (from initial investment to IPO), launched the iFund in ’08 (a collaborative initiative with Apple to build the defining applications on the iOS platform), and led KPCB’s investments in AutoNavi (Nasdaq: AMAP, 2010) and Aerohive Networks (Nasdaq: HIVE, 2014). Matt also served as a Director at Shopkick (acquired by SK Planet 2014), Pelago (acquired by Groupon in 2011), Ocarina Networks (acquired by Dell in 2010), Dash Navigation (acquired by RIM in 2009) and Peakstream (acquired by Google in 2008).

Experienced investor and CFA who managed a hedge fund for 18 years (TMT & Consumer-Focused). An expert at IPO, M&A, Capital Markets & Syndicates.

Previously CEO of Product Hunt and co-founder and CEO of Mino Games, a top 25 grossing mobile gaming company.  Investor in companies including Rippling, Retool, Figma, Relativity Space, Boom, Applied Intuition, Alchemy, Flock Safety, Solugen, Vial, Embark, Truebill, Playco, Lattice, Astranis, Vercel, Athelas, NexHealth, ClassDojo, Mux, Clearbit, Mercury, Gecko Robotics and dozens of others Sits on the boards of Playco, NexHealth, Placer and Vial. Formerly Chairman of Clearbit.