Prior to founding Stampede, Greg served as President, Creative Development and Worldwide Production at Warner Bros. Pictures. While at Warner Bros., he was responsible for such box office hits as THE HANGOVER, THE DARK KNIGHT, GRAVITY, BATMAN VS. SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE, SUICIDE SQUAD, THE LEGO MOVIE, SULLY, THE ACCOUNTANT, FANTASTIC BEASTS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM, WONDER WOMAN, CRAZY RICH ASIANS, A STAR IS BORN, Christopher Nolan's DUNKIRK and Steven Spielberg's READY PLAYER ONE.

Gideon Yu is the Co-Owner and former President of the San Francisco 49ers. Gideon holds the distinction of being the first President of color of any team in the history of the National Football League. In his time with the 49ers, Gideon led the team's efforts in financing and building Levi’s Stadium, including securing an $850 million stadium construction loan, the largest ever in professional sports and the largest long-term stadium financing in NFL history. During his tenure, the 49ers appeared in three consecutive NFC Championship games and Super Bowl XLVII.

Prior to his career in professional sports, Gideon was a General Partner at Khosla Ventures, where he led the firm’s founding investment in Jack Dorsey’s Square and was the first outside board member. Gideon’s 2009 initial investment valued Square at $45 million, while today, Square’s market capitalization is over $30 billion.

Previously, Gideon was the Chief Financial Officer of both Facebook and YouTube, the first two internet companies to achieve over one billion active users.
• At Facebook, he led the $375 million investment round from Microsoft and Hong-Kong billionaire Li Ka Shing at a then record setting $15 billion valuation.
• At YouTube, he negotiated its $1.65 billion sale to Google amidst a highly competitive auction for the company.

Gideon was named to the “Executive Dream Team, Startup Edition” by Fortune Magazine, and listed among the “Names You Need To Know” by Forbes Magazine.

Jaeson Ma is a media executive, artist, and entrepreneur. The founder and partner of multiple companies focused on accessing the Asian market through entertainment, media, and technology, Jaeson is considered one of the leading financiers to companies, institutions, and individuals investing in Asian media and entertainment. During his career, he has raised capital and/or advised on transactions totaling over $1 billion in value, including numerous Asian film, television, and music transactions.

He is a co-owner of popular social music video app Triller, co-founded Stampede Ventures, digital music label 88rising, and east-west brand strategy & investment firm East West Ventures.

He is a Senior Advisor to KKFarm Fund, a joint investment fund with a focus on investing into new music labels and services across Asia created by Tencent Music Entertainment and KKBox - two of the most dominant music streaming platforms in greater China. As well, Jaeson is a senior advisor to private equity funds advised by Courage Capital Management, LLC that invests in catalogs of music rights.  He is also a Venture Partner with GoodWater Capital, a consumer tech-focused venture capital firm in Silicon Valley. Investments include Musical.ly (TikTok), Grab, Brain, Slock.it, Paris Hilton Lifestyle, Oursong, and Maum.

Previously, Chris was the COO of IM Global where he was responsible for the expansion of IM Global’s foreign licensing/distribution activity, and was responsible for creation of the expansion into TV, music, and talent management. Bosco also relocated to Prague where he was responsible for operations and finance for the content and distribution division within Central European Media Enterprises (NASDAQ) a vertically integrated media company across seven countries in Europe. The company produced local format hits such as The Voice and Master Chef for the region. Also, Chris was EVP Finance at United Artists (UA) and MGM where he managed worldwide finance including film and TV development, production, distribution and marketing. This included the financing and distribution of CASINO ROYALE and QUANTUM OF SOLACE from the world renowned James Bond film property. He was also involved with the $400 million film financing fund for UA.

Prior to joining Stampede Ventures, Jon served as a partner at Vertigo Films and as the Co-President of Production and Co-Head of DC Films at Warner Brothers. Prior to joining Warner Bros, Berg produced the critically and commercially successful, Elf, starring Will Ferrell. While at Warner Bros., he produced hits such as Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Justice League, and served as Studio Executive on Edge of Tomorrow, The Blind Side, the Sherlock Holmes movies, Argo, The Dark Knight and American Sniper.