Daniel Nadler
Unicorn founderFounder & CEO at OpenEvidence
Miami Beach, Florida, United States
FoundedOpenEvidence$12B
About
Daniel Nadler is the founder of OpenEvidence, a Sequoia-backed artificial intelligence company used in medical practice and valued at $3.5 billion by Sequoia and Google Ventures. While a Ph.D. student at Harvard, he founded Kensho Technologies, which was acquired by S&P Global for $700 million in 2018. Nadler is also a poet whose debut collection, Lacunae, was published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux in 2016, and he serves on the Whitney Museum's Digital Art Committee and the Board of Directors of MoMA PS1.
Founder & CEO at OpenEvidence
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OpenEvidence's investors Β· 22
Alkeon InnovationNew YorkAmity VenturesSan Francisco Β· $1M β $5M checksAndreessen HorowitzMenlo Park Β· $500K β $50M checksBreyer CapitalAustin Β· $500K β $10M checksCatalio Capital Management, LPNew YorkCoatue ManagementNew York Β· $1M β $20M checksCold Start VenturesNew YorkConvictionSan Francisco Β· $1M β $25M checksCraft VenturesSan Francisco Β· $50K β $50M checksEvolution VC PartnersNew YorkGreycroftNew York Β· $100K β $5M checksGV (Google Ventures)Mountain View Β· $250K β $50M checksICONIQSan FranciscoInterplay Ventures Early Stage Management LlcNew York Β· $1M checksKleiner PerkinsMenlo Park Β· $500K β $15M checksLaunchBay CapitalLondonMenlo VenturesSan Francisco Β· $1M β $20M checksMeritech Capital PartnersPalo Alto Β· $5M β $40M checksNVenturesSanta ClaraRiverbend CapitalWashingtonSequoia CapitalMenlo Park Β· $4.4M β $214M checksXfundPalo Alto Β· $50K β $500K checks
Co-founders at OpenEvidence
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Zachary ZieglerFounder
Experience
- OpenEvidenceFoundercurrent2022 β present
- KenshoFounder2013 β 2018
Frequently asked questions
- Who is Daniel Nadler?
- Daniel Nadler is the founder of OpenEvidence, a Sequoia-backed artificial intelligence company used in medical practice and valued at $3.5 billion by Sequoia and Google Ventures. While a Ph.D. student at Harvard, he founded Kensho Technologies, which was acquired by S&P Global for $700 million in 2018. Nadler is also a poet whose debut collection, Lacunae, was published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux in 2016, and he serves on the Whitney Museum's Digital Art Committee and the Board of Directors of MoMA PS1.
- Where does Daniel Nadler work?
- Daniel Nadler is Founder & CEO of OpenEvidence.
- What companies did Daniel Nadler found?
- Daniel Nadler founded OpenEvidence.
- Where did Daniel Nadler go to school?
- Daniel Nadler studied at Harvard University (Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)).
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Shared employers
Also worked at OpenEvidence11
Sarah GuoFounder & General Partner of ConvictionMamoon HamidPartner at Kleiner PerkinsPat GradyPartner at Sequoia CapitalSangeen ZebInvestor at GV (Google Ventures)Dana SettleCo-Founder & Managing Partner at GreycroftMichael RobinsonInvestor at Craft Ventures
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Also worked at Kensho11
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