Maybe we should just start with introductions and to get a sense for board experience, etc.

My name is Scott Weiss. I'm a general partner here at A16 , but prior to that I was the founder and CEO of a company called Ironport.

And I was very specific and directed about building that board, which I'll go into in a little while.

And then now I'm on the board of 10 companies here. So maybe we can

just kind of do really quickly. Then I can pose a few questions. Sure. So I'm Dan Warman-Huven.

For 15 years or so, I was a CEO of NetApp and then continued on as executive chairman for a while.

In terms of non-Net App boards, I've probably been on about 10 or 12 roughly over the years,

most of whom have been private, like, stage, you know, Series C, ready to go public.

I did that with Redback, Aruba, Palo Alto Networks, and a variety of others.

And right now I think I'm on five.

So I'm Bill Krauss.

I hang out here occasionally.

I was a chairman and CEO of 3Com.

Since that time, I've been on a lot of boards.

I had to do a research project for the CIA.

I've been on 15 public boards from Adobe to Sybase.

I've been on about 12 or 13

private boards, most of whom have long since gone. I'm delighted to be here.

Cool. Aaron Levy, CEO and co-founder of Box. I've only been on one board for about 10 years now,

and it was almost a public board. And then things

got kind of weird, but we expected to be a public board, so I will have that experience,

and I will come tell you how it goes. But, you know, have fun stories and lots of great lessons

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