Josh Buckley

Josh Buckley is an American entrepreneur, investor, and founder of Mino Games. He currently serves as an investor or an advisor for Rippling, Boom, Relativity Space, Solugen, Applied Intuition, Lattice, Embark, Mux, Retool, ClassDojo, Clearbit, Mercury, Roam Research, Gecko Robotics, Standard, Truework, as well as other companies. He sits on the boards of Clearbit and NexHealth.

Buckely was born in 1992 and was raised near London, England. At age 11, he taught himself to program and began to get paid for web development. In 2007, at age 15 he sold his first company, Menewsha, for a reported six figure sum. While in high school Buckely began investing in other startups; noteably, DailyBooth. At age 18, Buckely partnered with Tyler Diaz to found Mino Games (founded as MinoMonsters). The two entrepreneurs were the youngest founders to recive Y Combinator funding.