Tom Chavez

Tom Chavez has a diverse range of work experience, primarily as a co-founder and board member for various organizations. In 2019, they co-founded "super{set}" and served as a General Partner. Tom also co-founded "Habu" and "Eskalera Inc." in the same year and held roles as a board member. In 2021, they became the co-founder and CEO of "Boombox." Additionally, they founded "The Ethical Tech Project" in 2022 and served as a Privacy Board Member. Tom has also been involved as a seed investor and a board member for "Spectrum Labs." Before their entrepreneurial ventures, they served on the boards of "VH1 Save The Music Foundation" and "KQED." Tom also served as a member of the board for "Lick-Wilmerding High School" from 2013 to 2018.

Tom Chavez attended Harvard University where they pursued a Bachelor of Arts (B.A) degree. During their time at Harvard, they focused on studying Computer Science and Philosophy. After completing their undergraduate degree, Tom went on to enroll in the Stanford University School of Engineering to pursue a Ph.D. However, specific start and end years for both degrees are not provided in the information given. At Stanford, their area of focus shifted to Engineering-Economic Systems and Operations Research.