Bill Malloy – Investor Supporting Long-Term Impact

Bill Malloy is an investor and builder whose work centers on software, investment platforms, and organizations dedicated to advancing longevity and cancer diagnosis and treatment. Drawing on an engineering background, he works at the intersection of technology, capital, and philanthropy to support initiatives designed for durable, long-term impact, often in close partnership with founders and technical teams.

Mr. Malloy is the president and a board member of Malloy & Company, a single-family office established in South Carolina almost two centuries ago. He focuses on long-term capital stewardship, innovation, and positive community and environmental impact. Through this platform, he has led efforts spanning global real estate investing, private markets, and multi-generational family governance and planning.

Mr. Malloy is also a co-founder of Sway Capital, where he leads software investments and provides hands-on operational support, helping connect entrepreneurial ecosystems across the US and EMEA. Over his career, he has served as a board member or observer for technology companies such as Addepar, Model Medicines, Affinity, Fetch Robotics, LiveAction, Mocana Corporation, Noon Home, HyTrust, and Zanbato. He has additionally co-led investments in Uber, Twilio, Lyft, and SendGrid.

Philanthropy is a central thread of Mr. Malloy’s work. He is actively involved with the Malloy Foundation, co-founded the PEERS Network, and has served as a board member and treasurer of the Equinox Center. Across these initiatives, he supports organizations and leaders working to advance health, longevity, and community resilience.

Bill Malloy spent his early career in venture capital at Draper Fisher Jurvetson (Zone Ventures), advising portfolio companies on strategy, operations, and financial structuring while sourcing investments in Southern California and Silicon Valley. He also held operating roles in product and business development at Listen.com (acquired by RealNetworks) and MusicMatch (acquired by Yahoo).

Mr. Malloy holds an MBA from the University of Southern California and a BS in chemical engineering from Clemson University. He also studied computer science at Stanford University.