The firm
GreylockVC firm · US32cheques in 12 months717all time15ledCompanies they are listed as backing
Portfolio
Abnormal Security- Agari
- Apprente
Aurora- Awake Security
Blend
Builder
Censys
Chia Network
Chronosphere
Cleo- Clockwise
- Clubhouse Software
- Crew
DIRT Protocol- Demisto
Droplet
EveryTeam
Figma
Gem
Gladly
GrowingIO- Innovium
Instabase- Lightbend
MATRIXX Software
Notable
Nuro
Obsidian Security
PayJoy
Postscript
Pray.com
REZI- Remotion
Rhumbix
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36 of 50 companies.
Where they are named on record
Filings
- SEC Form D · Company raisingPayJoy Inc.Directoron 2 filings · since 2023
- SEC Form D · Company raisingScenery Corp.Directorsince 2022
- SEC Form D · Company raisingWisetack, Inc.Directoron 3 filings · since 2019
- SEC Form D · Company raisingTellApart, Inc.Executive Officer, Director, Promotersince 2011
Each row is a document a firm filed with a regulator: somebody signed it, and it carries a date.
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Blitzscaling From Startup to Scaleup with Reid Hoffman & Josh McFarland | Greymatter
WithJosh McFarland
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Greylock’s Reid Hoffman and Josh McFarland on the basic principles for successful blitzscaling. Blitzscaling is a set of practices for igniting rapid growth to accelerate to the stage in a startup’s life cycle where the most value is created. Bitzscaling prioritizes speed over efficiency in an… More on the show's page
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Apple PodcastsThe show's pageThe Risks And Rewards Of Being A Blitzscaling Founder & CEO with Josh McFarland | Greymatter
WithJosh McFarland
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The lessons of blitzscaling to achieve market dominance are counterintuitive. The strategy requires a shift from the traditional thinking of growth to a prioritization of speed over anything else. Greylock Partner Josh McFarland founded and scaled TellApart (which was acquired by Twitter in 2015),… More on the show's page
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Apple PodcastsThe show's pageLessons Learned From Scaling TellApart with Greylock Partner Josh McFarland | Greymatter
WithJosh McFarland
About this episode
This episode of Greymatter comes from Stanford University's Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Series podcast. Greylock Partner Josh McFarland shared with students his presentation The First Derivative of Startup Life. In this lecture at Stanford, Josh charts the ups and downs of entrepreneurship… More on the show's page
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Sonder | Hospitality Reimagined
MentionsJosh McFarland
About this episode
On the day of their public market debut, Sonder CEO and founder Francis Davidson talks with Greylock general partner Josh McFarland about the hospitality company's wild journey from a side gig started during college to a modern, tech-enabled, design-forward accommodation platform serving travelers… More on the show's page
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Apple PodcastsThe show's pageWisetack | Fintech for the Real World
MentionsJosh McFarland
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A re-broadcast of our episode featuring fintech startup Wisetack. The company, which was incubated at Greylock and launched in 2019, recently raised a $45 million Series B round. Wisetack provides financing platform for in-person services like home or auto repair businesses, enabling them to offer… More on the show's page
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Apple PodcastsThe show's pageBuilding Up Great Engineering Leaders with Greylock's EIR Wade Chambers | Greymatter
MentionsJosh McFarland
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In the latest Greymatter episode, we welcome back Twitter’s former Head of Revenue Engineering, now Greylock Executive In Residence, Wade Chambers. He sits down with Greylock partner Josh McFarland to discuss what characteristics make a great engineering leader and the best environment to foster… More on the show's page
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