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Josh Elman

  • Partner, Greylock Partners
Silicon Valley
As seen in: LinkedIn, Medium, Business Insider, TechCrunch, Fast Company
I have been very lucky to work on or invest in many products I use every day including this. Now finding and helping the next great consumer companies at @a16z
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The World-Building Doors Are Open, Again.

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By Josh Elman
| a16z.news
America | Tech | Opinion | Culture | Charts Hi, I’m Josh, and I’m thrilled to be here. Today I’m joining A16Z as a partner to help find and support the next generation of great consumer companies. In particular, I look forward to helping founders and teams navigate the journey from an early spark to a durable platform.
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Modern Animal’s ‘What’s Next’ With Chewy

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By Josh Elman, Russ Silvestri, Christie C. Long
| LinkedIn
True backed Modern Animal in 2020 when reimagining vet care was a bet, not a blueprint. We invest before consensus — when belief matters more than proof. Today, Chewy has entered an agreement to acquire Modern Animal's care model. And the real story is what comes next. Read my full take on what this team built, why it matters, and where it goes from here.
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50

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By Josh Elman
| Medium
50 is a big number. Half a century. Every new lap is worth celebrating. Wasn’t sure I was ever going to make it. Having a big health scare at 12 made me feel lucky about every year. And gosh I feel lucky. At 50, I look ahead and get to (mostly) pick what I want to do most with the rest of my life. Be with family. Hang with friends I like. Go places I want to. Work on things that are fun to work on, and good for the world. Or at some point not even work, just help.
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