About
Daniel S. Gregory co-founded Greylock in Boston in 1965 and served as its second managing partner and Chairman of the Board. He led investments in companies including Teradyne and Genetics Institute, served on the NVCA board, and briefly left the firm to serve as Massachusetts Secretary of Economic Affairs.
Beyond investing
- Founded
- He co-founded Greylock Partners in Boston in 1965 with Bill Elfers.
- Boards
- He was elected to serve on the National Venture Capital Association (NVCA) board from 1978 to 1985, was President from 1983 to 1984, and Chairman from 1984 to 1985.
- Communities
- In January 1991 he withdrew from Greylock to serve under Massachusetts Governor William Weld as the Secretary of Economic Affairs, returning to the firm in May 1992.
- Awards
- In October 2003, along with his founding partner and early general partners, he received the Harvard Business School Award for Alumni Achievement.
From Dan's own website — common ground for a warm intro.
Investments
Led
Environmental Research & TechnologyGenetics InstituteMassachusetts Computer CorporationNEBSTeradyneWorthington Biochemical
Per curated public sources.
Colleagues at Greylock Partners
Aneel Bhusri
Partner at Greylock Partners
Ani Narayan
Scout at Greylock Partners
Ankit Mathur
Scout at Greylock Partners
Asheem Chandna
Investor at Greylock Partners
Bill Elfers
Founding Partner at Greylock Partners
Bob Henderson
Special Limited Partner at Greylock Partners
Bukky Adebayo
Scout at Greylock Partners
Charlie Waite
Founding Partner at Greylock Partners
Frequently asked questions
- Where does Dan Gregory work?
- Dan Gregory is Founding Partner at Greylock Partners.
- Does Dan Gregory lead rounds?
- Yes — Dan Gregory has led 6 tracked investments.