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Matthew Colford

AV's - Andreessen Horowitz - NewCo

Matthew Colford is a seasoned professional with a diverse background in AV technology, business, law, and government affairs.

Currently pursuing a JD/MBA dual degree at Stanford University, Matthew's academic journey includes a B.A. in Political Science from Stanford University and studies in both the Stanford Law School and Stanford Graduate School of Business.

With a strong focus on international relations, Matthew has participated in an Arabic Language Immersion Program at Middlebury Language Schools.

Matthew has gained valuable work experience at prestigious institutions such as Altamont Capital Partners, NewCo, Andreessen Horowitz, The Hoover Institution at Stanford University, the U.S. Department of State, and The White House.

His role as a former Partner at Andreessen Horowitz showcases his expertise in the venture capital industry, while his experience at the U.S. Department of State and The White House highlights his involvement in policy advising and government affairs.

Alongside his professional endeavors, Matthew is a dedicated husband, as evidenced by his proud acknowledgment of his wife on social media.

Highlights

Jul 27 · linkedin

Never done this kind of post before but really need help spreading the word... Earlier this year my incredible wife Megan Colford was diagnosed with a rare blood disease that affects fewer than one in one million people, for which the only complete cure is a bone marrow transplant.

When we first found out, we had countless friends offer to donate their bone marrow. But unfortunately it doesn’t work that way. The odds of anyone in our circle being a perfect match for Megan in particular, aside from her siblings, was very low. But the chances that those people who volunteered are a match for someone out there who needs a bone marrow transplant are much higher, and becoming a bone marrow donor means giving someone else a shot at a transplant and a second lease on life. It's a super simple process that takes only a few minutes at Be The Match - they send you a swab at home and voila you're on the registry! (https://lnkd.in/gHMD4wdy). Alternatively, you can give blood to your local American Red Cross blood bank (you can find the one nearest to you here: https://lnkd.in/gn4JyCxn). Megan received several life-saving blood transfusions in the lead-up to the transplant, and will receive more as she continues to recover.

After a successful transplant and 30 days in the hospital, we headed home today. We were lucky that her brother was a perfect match, but for most people BeTheMatch is their only hope. If you're willing to help spread the word, share this post and save a life. #bethematch Stanford Hospitals & Clinics

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San Francisco Bay Area