Three-time Midas List investor Max Gazor has backed more than a dozen cloud and data infrastructure startups.Notable recent deals include Series A and Series B investments into Airtable; the collaborative organizational tool was last valued at $11.7 billion.Gazor also invested in data analytics startup Cribl, valued at $2.45 billion, bookkeeping startup Pilot, valued at $1.3 billion, and CloudGenix acquired for $420 million by Palo Alto Networks in 2020.Gazor sits on the boards of nine company boards including Airtable, Cribl and StarTree.Before joining CRV, Gazor handled mergers and acquisitions for companies like Cisco Systems and Oracle.