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Christopher Golda and Grey Baker Join YC as General Partners

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Christopher Golda and Grey Baker have joined Y Combinator as General Partners after previously serving as Visiting Partners for several batches. This leadership expansion provides early-stage founders with direct access to partners who have successfully scaled products at Twitter, GitHub, and GoCardless from side projects into global platforms. Their transition signals a strengthened focus on backing technical founders who are building complex data infrastructure and high-scale developer tools for the next generation of startups.

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