Max Gazor

Max Gazor is a General Partner at CRV, where he specializes in early-stage venture capital investments targeting technically complex startups. He focuses primarily on pre-revenue companies addressing hard technical problems across sectors like real-time data analytics, software-defined networking, and no-code platforms. Gazor has backed several notable enterprise software companies, including Airtable and StarTree, where he recently participated in a $47 million Series B funding round. Previously, he led the 2013 Series A investment in CloudGenix, a networking security firm that was later acquired by Palo Alto Networks for $420 million in 2020. His consistent investment track record earned him a recognized position on the Forbes Midas List of top technology investors in 2023. Gazor currently concentrates on identifying small engineering teams capable of building significant product differentiation within the enterprise infrastructure and data analytics markets.