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Mason Myers

Investor

Founder and CEO at Greybull Stewardship LLC Β· Board director at D Tools Β· Member, Board of Managers at OnSource

Jackson, Wyoming

About

Mason Myers founded Greybull in 2010 based on the idea that proven small businesses with growth potential are often overlooked by traditional VC and PE. He studied Public Policy at Duke, earned an MBA from Harvard Business School, and previously served as CEO of National Holistic Institute, which he grew into a multi-campus vocational school before building Greybull's portfolio.

ContactΒ· self-published, not guessed

Invests in

Sector Agnostic

Board director at D Tools

Intro paths

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Member, Board of Managers at OnSource

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Experience

  1. Genesys IndustriesInvestor and Board Membercurrent2026 β€” present
  2. VSSTAInvestor and Board Membercurrent2025 β€” present
  3. GetOutInvestor and Board Membercurrent2024 β€” present
  4. Reclaimed Textiles CoInvestor and Board Membercurrent2023 β€” presentDallas, Texas, United States
  5. Coastline AcademyInvestor and Board Membercurrent2022 β€” present
  6. LINC (Learning Innovation Catalyst)Investor and Board Membercurrent2021 β€” present
  7. Clothes Bin Franchise CompanyInvestor and Board Membercurrent2021 β€” present
  8. Quantum Mfg.Investor and Board Membercurrent2021 β€” present
  9. VU CustomInvestor and Board Membercurrent2021 β€” present
  10. Greybull StewardshipFounder and CEOcurrent2009 β€” presentJackson, Wyoming, United States
  11. Ada Sand & Gravel, Inc.Investorcurrent2019 β€” present
  12. Grand WelcomeInvestor and Board Membercurrent2019 β€” present
  13. ProHome, LLCInvestor and Board Membercurrent2019 β€” present
  14. Clean Franchise BrandsInvestor and Board Membercurrent2018 β€” present
  15. D-Tools Inc.Investor and Board Membercurrent2016 β€” present
  16. Murphy Business SalesInvestor and Board Membercurrent2014 β€” present
  17. National Holistic InstituteCo-ownercurrent2003 β€” present
  18. National Holistic InstitutePresident2003 β€” 2009
  19. Capstone Event GroupInvestor and Board Member2019 β€” 2024
  20. Real Estate InstituteInvestor and Board Member2013 β€” 2024Niles, Illinois
  21. Summit Professional EducationInvestor and Board Member2014 β€” 2024
  22. Appointment Plus - Stormsource SoftwareInvestor and Board Member2009 β€” 2020
  23. Main Street GourmetInvestor and Board Member2011 β€” 2019
  24. OnSource OnlineInvestor and Board Member2015 β€” 2017
  25. ABC CampsInvestor2012 β€” 2016
  26. Student AdvantageEVP1997 β€” 2001
  27. The Main QuadFounder1995 β€” 1997
  28. Smart ValleyProject Manager1994 β€” 1995

Skills & more

Small BusinessCapital AllocationBusiness Growth StrategiesMergers & Acquisitions (M&A)Investments36Venture Capital50Private Equity13Equities3Entrepreneurship27Start-ups32Marketing Strategy6Due Diligence7
+12 moreBusiness StrategyMergersNew Business DevelopmentBusiness DevelopmentMarketingManagement ConsultingFinancial AnalysisFinancial ModelingStrategic PlanningStrategyManagementMergers & Acquisitions

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Mason Myers?
Mason Myers founded Greybull in 2010 based on the idea that proven small businesses with growth potential are often overlooked by traditional VC and PE. He studied Public Policy at Duke, earned an MBA from Harvard Business School, and previously served as CEO of National Holistic Institute, which he grew into a multi-campus vocational school before building Greybull's portfolio.
Where does Mason Myers work?
Mason Myers is Founder and CEO at Greybull Stewardship LLC and Board director at D Tools and Member, Board of Managers at OnSource.
What does Mason Myers invest in?
Mason Myers invests in Sector Agnostic.
Where did Mason Myers go to school?
Mason Myers studied at Harvard Business School (MBA); Duke University (BA, Public Policy).

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