Adam Cheyer is Co-Founder and VP Engineering at Viv Labs, and previously was co-founder and VP Engineering at Siri, Inc. When Siri was acquired by Apple, he was a Director of Engineering in the iOS group. Adam also helped start two other companies, Sentient Technologies and Change.org, and is the author of 60 publications and 25 patents.

Sarah joined Greylock in 2013. Prior to Greylock, Sarah was at Goldman Sachs, where she invested in Dropbox and helped take Workday public. She advised pre-IPO private technology companies (as well as public clients including Zynga, Netflix and Nvidia) on strategic and financial issues. Previously, Sarah worked with Casa Systems, a venture-funded startup that enables cable operators to meet growing demand for broadband services.

Chris completed his PhD in Bioengineering at the University of Utah in the fall of 2013 before taking a leave of absence from medical school (he was enrolled in the MD/PhD program) to found and grow Recursion. He developed the core technology underlying this venture while in the lab of Dean Li.

Mahni leads commercial activities at Clear Labs, including strategy, marketing and business development. After graduating from MIT and getting his MBA, Mahni pursued his interest in big data and genomics as Head of Marketing at Bina Technologies (acquired Roche). In pursuit of his next adventure, Mahni co-founded Clear Labs to set a new standard in molecular food quality for the global food industry.

Dr Christensen has spent the last 16 years commercializing platform technologies in imaging and diagnostics. Most recently, she led the in vivo imaging business for PerkinElmer Inc and Caliper Life Sciences as the global business leader. Prior to Caliper Life Sciences, she held senior management positions at DiscoverX and Molecular Devices.

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In 2008, Harry joined Matrix Partners China as a founding member of the team with a focus on investments in the mobile internet sector. He led investments in Momo (Nasdaq: MOMO) and 21Vianet (Nasdaq: VNET). Prior to Matrix, he helped iKang (Nasdaq: KANG) with its IPO. He has been listed in ‘s 40 Under 40 in 2014 and 2015 as one of The most influential businessmen.

Nigel was CEO of two VC-backed silicon companies before founding Graphcore; Picochip, which was sold to Mindspeed in 2012 and most recently, XMOS, in which Graphcore was incubated for two years before being established as a separate entity in 2016. Before that he was co-founder of Icera, a 3G cellular modem chip company, where he led Sales and Marketing and was on the Board of Directors. Icera was sold to NVIDIA in 2011 for $435M.

David is a pioneer, believer, and a passionate leader of entrepreneurship in Silicon Valley. He has founded several companies in the valley and also created Silicon Valley Entrepreneurs & Startups, the world’s largest entrepreneur community, Silicon Valley Android Developers, the largest Android F2F community, and a variety of other grassroot communities in Silicon Valley.

Most famous entrepreneurial professor in China.

Bryce Meredig did his Ph.D. at Northwestern with Prof. Chris Wolverton, where his research focused on first-principles modeling and data-driven materials discovery. In his spare time, he dabbles in sports analytics and performs and coaches improv.

Brewer Stone has extensive experience advising technology companies on cross-border capital raising and strategic acquisitions and working with the Venture Capital community in both the U.S. and Asia.