Joshua Browder

Joshua Browder is the current advisor at Allocations. Joshua has also worked with ServiceBell, Series, Alloy Automation, Owner.com, Luminous Computing, and DoNotPay in the past. In June 2017, he began working as an EIR Intern at Greylock Partners and continued until January 2018. From March 2015 to August 2015, he was a Research Fellow (Economics) at Columbia University in the City of New York. Joshua's work with Professor Kuziemko and Fisman resulted in a published article in 'The New York Times.' From May 2014 to August 2014, he was a Software Engineer at Freedom House where they created the official Freedom House iPhone App.

Joshua also runs his own early stage fund, Browder Capital, which is focused on founders from his personal network.

Joshua Browder attended University College School, where he studied computer science and economics. Joshua then went on to Stanford University to study computer science.