Gregory Waldorf General Information

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Mr. Greg Waldorf serves as Board Member at MELI Kaszek Pioneer. Mr. Greg Waldorf serves as Board Member at Virta Health and Invoice2go, where he previously served as Chief Executive Officer. He previously served as Chief Executive Officer-Not-In-Residence at Accel Partners. He has had a passion for both technology and business ever since he started a software development company at age thirteen. Through his many years of experience as an entrepreneur, executive, and investor, he has a strong understanding of the growth company lifecycle from the founding of a business all the way through the leadership challenges of building a high scale company. Greg spent more than eleven years working with eHarmony where he became the company's founding investor in 2000. Through the early years of the company's growth, he was a very active advisor and board member working closely with the company's founders, culminating in his appointment as CEO in 2006. During the last five years, Waldorf drove a global expansion of the company into new markets both domestically and in fifteen countries worldwide. In addition to operating a highly profitable business with more than $1 billion of revenue during his tenure, eHarmony has made a very positive impact in the lives of its subscribers. According to research from Harris Interactive, 542 Americans marry on an average day after meeting through eHarmony, nearly 5% of new marriages in the United States. Greg is on the Boards of Directors of Trulia, View the Space and VivaReal. He served as Chairman at Grovo previously. Greg was a founding member of the Stanford Graduate School of Business Management Board, is currently on the Board of Overseers of Hoover Institution at Stanford University, and serves on the Board of the John Wayne Cancer Institute at St. John's Health Center in Santa Monica. He is also on the Business Advisory Council of ProPublica. Greg holds an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business and a BA from the University of California at Los Angeles. He served as Board Member at VTS.