Garry Tan

Entrepreneur

Garry Tan was born in United States on March 21st, 1981 and is the Entrepreneur. At the age of 43, Garry Tan biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.

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March 21, 1981
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United States
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Aries
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Garry Tan Life

Garry Tan (born March 21, 1981) is the co-founder of Initialized Capital.

He co-founded Posterous and Posthaven.

From 2011 to 2015, he served as a partner at Y Combinator.

Early life and education

Tan was born in 1981. Tan's parents were Singaporean immigrants. Tan grew up in Fremont, California, and graduated from American High School. He began programming at 14 years old and gained his first job by cold-calling the Yellow Pages.

He attended Stanford University from 1999 to 2003, earning a bachelor's degree in Computer Systems Engineering.

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Garry Tan Career

Career

Tan used to work at Microsoft and then became the 10th employee at Palantir Technologies. Tan co-founded Posterous, a blogging platform that was bought by Twitter in 2012 for $20 million. After the closure of Posterous, he co-founded Posthaven. In 2011, he joined Y Combinator as both a designer and partner. Tan helped compile a database of "the best and the most innovative interaction designers and graphic designers" for Y Combinator, as well as a Coinbase's first seed round review in 2012. Although at Y Combinator, Tan, and other Y Combinator alumni charities, including Instacart and Coinbase, were unable to finance Y Combinator alumni businesses.

Tan founded Initialized Capital, a venture capital fund, in 2012.

Tan raised $7 million in 2012 for the first funding round of Initialized Capital. In 2013, Tan, Harjeet Taggar, and Alexis Ohanian raised $39 million for Initialized Capital. Initialized Capital raised a $115 million third fund in 2016. In December 2021, the new fund was closed for $700 million.

Tan is still a regular investor in Initialized Capital as of 2021. Tan invested in Instacart, Coinbase, and Flexport.

Tan has been on the Forbes Midas List from 2018 to 2022.

Tan has been chosen as the next president of Y Combinator, with his term beginning in January 2023. Geoff Ralston will be replacing him.

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Silicon Valley tech moguls are pouring money into moderate legislators' re-election bids in an attempt to unset progressives blamed for the city's demise

www.dailymail.co.uk, February 10, 2024
Silicon Valley investors, executives, and CEOs are all hoping to influence public opinion by staging fundraisers for local candidates and funding city ballot initiatives. They were able to depose San Francisco's district attorney Chesa Boudin and three school board members in 2022. Residents are now being encouraged by moderate Democrats running for local and municipal offices this year. It's part of a movement to make the city safer as well as a better place to raise families and run businesses. San Francisco's violent, opioid, and homeless problems were largely blamed on the city's new democratic mayor for being too soft.

AI students who dream of a time when robots are smarter than humans

www.dailymail.co.uk, November 3, 2023
It's a 'city of yesterday', where nostalgic Americans will be able to get out of the modern world's problems. According to the city's founders, children will walk to school and grandparents will live down the street from their grandparents. Children are seen riding their bikes down tree-lined streets and families canoeing on lily-covered lakes, according to one of the promo photos. A mystery group of Silicon Valley moguls has paid $900 million for 50,000 acres of rural property in Solano County, north-east of San Francisco, and claims that the'sustainable community' could house 400,000 people on a single day.

Following the bank's demise, customers crowd around a block outside Silicon Valley Bank. Customers are concerned about losing $250,000

www.dailymail.co.uk, March 11, 2023
Following the bank's sudden demise, customers have started calling to withdraw their funds from Silicon Valley Bank. Customers were seen line up outside the bank's Menlo Park, California, and New York's Manhattan, New York, in a video shared on social media. After a group of dissatisfied tech founders turned up on the doorstep in an effort to withhold their money, panic in Manhattan erupted to the point that building managers at SVB's office called the cops. The bank, which was established in 1982, was the first bank in Silicon Valley and concentrated on lending to start-up technology firms.
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