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Pat Grady

Pat Grady

Unclaimed
Partner

Investments

5+ companies

Focus

Enterprise, SaaS

About Pat Grady

Pat Grady is a Partner at Sequoia Capital focused on identifying and scaling transformative companies in the Enterprise, SaaS, DevTools, and AI sectors. With a keen eye for foundational technology platforms, Pat has backed some of the most influential companies of the past decade, including Snowflake, the cloud data platform that revolutionized data warehousing; Notion, which reimagined productivity and knowledge management; Figma, the leading collaborative design platform; Wiz, a pioneer in cloud security; and Hex, the modern data notebook. Pat's investment thesis centers on companies that solve critical infrastructure challenges and enable developers and enterprises to work more effectively. Through his work at Sequoia, Pat combines deep technical acumen with business expertise to mentor founders and help scale category-defining businesses from early stages through hypergrowth and beyond.

Focus Areas

Notable Investments

Investment Profile

Pat Grady is a Partner.

Pat's investment focus spans Enterprise, SaaS, DevTools, AI. This specialization allows for deep domain knowledge and strong network effects that benefit portfolio companies.

Notable investments in Pat's portfolio include Figma, Notion, Snowflake, Wiz. These companies reflect a pattern of backing high-potential startups across their focus sectors.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Pat Grady?

Pat Grady is a venture capital investor, focused on Enterprise, SaaS, DevTools.

What does Pat Grady invest in?

Pat Grady focuses on investments in Enterprise, SaaS, DevTools, AI. These focus areas reflect their domain expertise and the types of startups they actively seek to back.

What are Pat Grady's most notable investments?

Pat Grady's notable portfolio investments include Snowflake, Notion, Figma, Wiz, Hex. These companies span multiple sectors and stages, reflecting a track record of identifying high-potential startups.

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