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Gavi Galloway

Investor

Head of Engineering and CISO at Standard Crypto

San Francisco, California, United States

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About

Gavi Galloway is Head of Engineering and CISO at Standard, overseeing the firm's engineering organization and IT security while supporting technical diligence on investment opportunities. He previously worked as a lead engineer at Anchorage Digital and as a software engineer at Expanse, later acquired by Palo Alto Networks. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Stanford University.

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Crypto & Web3

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Gavi Galloway?
Gavi Galloway is Head of Engineering and CISO at Standard, overseeing the firm's engineering organization and IT security while supporting technical diligence on investment opportunities. He previously worked as a lead engineer at Anchorage Digital and as a software engineer at Expanse, later acquired by Palo Alto Networks. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Stanford University.
Where does Gavi Galloway work?
Gavi Galloway is Head of Engineering and CISO at Standard Crypto.
What does Gavi Galloway invest in?
Gavi Galloway invests in Crypto & Web3.

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