Gary Little
Earlier in his career as an operator, Gary played key roles at three companies that shaped and defined computing in their era. Gary began his career at IBM, where he joined the sales team the year the company launched the PC. During Gary’s tenure, IBM owned 70% of all IT spend. At Sun Microsystems, he rose through the ranks of marketing and product as the company conquered the server market. At Apple, he served as Senior Vice President of the Power Macintosh Division and Vice President of Sales of the Americas.
Gary has a BS in electrical engineering from UCLA and MBA from Harvard Business School.
Biography
Earlier in his career as an operator, Gary played key roles at three companies that shaped and defined computing in their era. Gary began his career at IBM, where he joined the sales team the year the company launched the PC. During Gary’s tenure, IBM owned 70% of all IT spend. At Sun Microsystems, he rose through the ranks of marketing and product as the company conquered the server market. At Apple, he served as Senior Vice President of the Power Macintosh Division and Vice President of Sales of the Americas.
Gary has a BS in electrical engineering from UCLA and MBA from Harvard Business School.
Gary wrote the first institutional check into MuleSoft (acquired by Salesforce for $6.5B) when it was only 2 founders. He also made a Series A investment in NexTag in 1999, which went on to become one of the most valuable and profitable internet companies of its era.
At Canvas, Gary focuses on the New Enterprise, especially innovative software and services leveraging a strong open source community or product-led growth.
You can find Gary trail running with his close-knit running group or back-country skiing.