About Ryan Panchadsaram
Ryan Panchadsaram joined Kleiner Perkins in 2016 and is advisor to the chairman, working with venture-stage companies and advising John Doerr on technology. At GALY, he represents John Doerr's family office and serves as a director. GALY makes cocoa and cotton for brands. He is also a director of Hertha Metals.
Earlier, Panchadsaram was U.S. deputy chief technology officer. At the White House, he helped agencies better use an $80 billion budget. Time featured him in 2014 as part of the Healthcare.gov recovery team. He then helped start the U.S. Digital Service. He promoted internet access and entrepreneurship as a U.S. delegate to the United Nations. Before public service, he co-founded Pipette, a digital health startup later bought by Ginger.io. He held product and engineering roles at Microsoft and Salesforce.com. At Microsoft, he designed Outlook for Mac 2011 and filed patents on location tools, interfaces, and large data sets. He earned an industrial engineering and operations research degree from UC Berkeley.
Experience
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Key Colleagues at Startups
The people Ryan Panchadsaram works with at each company, as listed on that company's latest Form D.
