Starkware

Naval Ravikant co-founded AngelList, the platform that turned angel investing into infrastructure through syndicates and rolling funds. His own early checks included Twitter, Uber, and Postmates, and his writing and podcast appearances on wealth, leverage, and happiness have earned him an audience well beyond Silicon Valley. He remains AngelList's chairman and continues to invest personally.

Balaji Srinivasan is a prolific angel investor and technologist who served as a general partner at Andreessen Horowitz and as Coinbase's chief technology officer. Author of The Network State, he now runs The Network School, a residential program for founders in Forest City, Malaysia, while continuing to write seed checks into crypto infrastructure and AI tooling. He has no institutional fund, operating instead as a solo angel and essayist.

Matt Huang co-founded Paradigm with Fred Ehrsam in 2018 and leads the firm as its sole managing partner, building one of the largest investment platforms dedicated to crypto and frontier technology. A former Sequoia partner who made an early personal investment in ByteDance, he has steered Paradigm's positions in Uniswap, Optimism and other core crypto infrastructure.

Avihu Levy is a co-founder of Blockchain.com, where he serves as Vice Chairman. He also co-founded SkysTheLimit.org and holds the position of Chairman there.

Gideon Kaempfer is Chief Architect at StarkWare, with a background in the computer networking, cloud, and telecom industries. His areas of expertise include technical leadership, software and hardware architecture, IP networking and routing, cloud infrastructure, SDN, NFV, and field-programmable gate arrays (FPGA).

Ran Grinshtein serves as CFO and Head of Finance at StarkWare, with prior experience in the medical device industry. Areas of expertise include SEC financial reporting, SOX compliance, budgeting, cash management, and compensation, including work with executive management and the board of directors at a U.S. publicly traded company. Grinshtein holds a Master's degree in Legal Studies from Bar-Ilan University and in Public Policy from Tel-Aviv University.

Ulrich Haböck is the founder and CEO of Breshna.io, a patented no-code platform for creating, sharing, and monetizing short video games. Previously a Senior Education Specialist at the World Bank, he has been recognized as a Forbes Next 1k entrepreneur, a Clinton Global Initiative University Honoree, and a TEDx speaker. Breshna.io has raised over $2.6 million in seed funding from investors including 11:11 Media, Randi Zuckerberg, Blockchain Founders Fund, and TABLE Management, and reports more than 180,000 registered game creators and over 2 million game plays.

Built the corporate venture arm for a NASDAQ-listed HR tech company and previously spent over five years in venture capital, including at AltaIR Capital. Leads analysis, sourcing, and internal tools, and founded a boutique analytics firm serving 20+ clients.

Leads inclusive innovation at Innovate UK and commented on the 10th anniversary Women in Innovation Awards cohort.