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YC-backed Fivetran cofounder and COO who scaled the company to $853M raised
Credibility
Traction · 87th percentile
- Fivetran has raised $853.2M in total funding across 8 rounds.
- Named related person on Redo Tech, Inc. SEC Form D exempt-offering filing (authoritative).
Relationship Matrix
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Founder score
- 98%Probability of being accurate (98%)Current co-founder and COO of Fivetran, active since December 2012.
- 97%Probability of being accurate (97%)Y Combinator Winter 2013 (W13) alum.
- 95%Probability of being accurate (95%)fivetran.com ranks #29,707 on the Majestic Million (global domain prominence).
- 95%Probability of being accurate (95%)Named related person on Redo Tech, Inc. SEC Form D exempt-offering filing (authoritative).
- 90%Probability of being accurate (90%)Fivetran has raised $853.2M in total funding across 8 rounds.
- 90%Probability of being accurate (90%)Fivetran was co-founded with at least one other co-founder.
- 80%Probability of being accurate (80%)GitHub account is over 5 years old, created in September 2011.
- 75%Probability of being accurate (75%)GitHub account @taylor-brown identified and verified by name match.
- 72%Probability of being accurate (72%)Active builder with 27 public non-fork repositories on GitHub.
- 60%Probability of being accurate (60%)Stack Overflow account identified with 1,793 reputation.
Investor score
- 85%Probability of being accurate (85%)Has made 3 documented investments per CB Insights, including Superblocks (Series A, August 2022).
- 80%Probability of being accurate (80%)Publicly identified as an angel investor with documented portfolio activity.
- 50%Probability of being accurate (50%)Approximately 4 years of investing experience based on earliest documented investment activity around 2021.
What you likely need
You're a scaling COO at a late-stage, IPO-adjacent company, so the highest-leverage Festival events for you sit at the intersection of public-market prep, personal brand building, and formalizing your investing presence. Dinners and roundtables with crossover investors, IR advisors, and fellow operator-angels will move the needle most. You'll also get outsized value from small gatherings that position you as the defining COO voice in data infrastructure — a lane that's genuinely open.
Would you attend these IRL Festival events?
We will tune and customize your Founder Festival experience to make sure you get invited to the events that would be most valuable to you.
- fundraisingA dinner with crossover and public-market investors (Tiger, Coatue, Fidelity Growth) who cover data infrastructure IPOs, designed for late-stage founders doing early IR groundwork before a public offering
- fundraisingA roundtable with founders who have navigated secondary liquidity on Forge or Nasdaq Private Market, sharing tactical playbooks for partial liquidity after long private tenures at $500M+ raised companies
- introsA YC W13 alumni dinner focused on co-investing and syndicate formation, reconnecting your batch — which includes several unicorn founders now active as angels — around formalizing deal flow and shared sourcing
- positioningA small roundtable of operator COOs at Series C+ data infrastructure companies (Databricks, dbt Labs, Airbyte alumni) to workshop what a defining public COO voice in the space looks like and who owns that narrative
- tacticalA dinner for founders who have launched or sponsored major open-source projects (Great Expectations, dbt, Airbyte) under their personal GitHub, sharing how to build lasting OSS credibility alongside a commercial product
- introsA happy hour for scaling-company operators formalizing their first micro-fund or syndicate, with LPs and fund admins on hand to discuss structuring, deal flow, and leveraging an enterprise network like Fivetran's for sourcing
- positioningA dinner with editors from The Information, Substack data writers, and data infrastructure founders who publish regularly, to pressure-test a personal blog or newsletter thesis on data infrastructure trends as a brand independent of Fivetran