Greylock Partners

Roger Evans is a partner emeritus at Greylock. He joined Greylock after a successful career as the CEO of Micom Systems, a Greylock-sponsored company. He led investments in companies such as Ascend Communications, Argon Networks, and RightNow Technologies.

Charlie was a founding partner at Greylock and a pioneer in venture capital. He joined Greylock in 1966 and helped build successful companies such as Prime Computer, Apollo Computer Systems, and Cobe Labs.

Henry McCance joined Greylock in 1969 and was responsible for the firm's early involvement in the software industry. He led investments in companies such as American Management Systems, Pansophic Systems, and Shiva Corporation. He co-founded the Cure Alzheimer’s Fund and has received numerous awards for his contributions to venture capital.

Dan was a co-founder of Greylock and a pioneer in venture capital. He co-founded Greylock Partners in 1965 and served in various leadership roles, including Managing Partner and Chairman of the Board. Over his 40+ years in venture capital, he led investments in companies such as NEBS, Teradyne, Genetics Institute, and Worthington Biochemical.

Howard Cox joined Greylock in 1971 and has served in various leadership roles. He has been involved in investments in companies such as American Medical Systems, Centene, and Stryker. He is also active in various advisory and investment committees.

Bill Elfers founded Greylock in 1965 and emphasized collegiality in venture investment organizations. Over his 50 years in venture capital, he led investments in companies such as The Shipley Company, International Equipment Corporation, and Teradyne.