Hilary leads Insight Onsite, providing operational support to portfolio companies. Has played an active role in supporting several IPOs and acquisitions. She also taught entrepreneurship at Columbia University and NYU.

Host of “Something Ventured,” a Silicon Valley podcast. Former COO of Nuzzel and worked with several startups including Friendster and Placepop. Involved in early social networking ventures.

Hosted "Business Schooled," a top business podcast by Synchrony. Co-founded Foodspotting, later acquired by OpenTable.

Huang, a former CEO and YC founder, led Hotspots, acquired by Twitter, then joined Sequoia Capital. Works on investments like Reddit and Yik Yak and is an angel investor in companies like Instacart. Holds a degree in Mathematics from MIT.

Howard has over 20 years of experience in finance, founding StockTwits, the pioneering platform for financial conversations. Co-founded Wallstrip, acquired by CBS. Access to a strong professional community in fintech.

Hendrick, an entrepreneur and growth equity specialist, is recognized as a leading expert in fintech and HR tech at Palm Drive. He dedicates efforts to mentoring high-potential startups, facilitating their scale through strategic relationships within the Palm Drive network.

Hilarie joined NEA in 2017 as a venture partner focused on enterprise software. She holds a master’s degree in public policy from the University of Chicago.

Herman Goihman is a fintech and credit expert, serving as General Partner and founder of Red Bike Capital.

Helped lead investments at Learn in companies like Coursera, General Assembly, and Wave Neuro. Co-founder of Edmodo, a social network for learning with over 100M users, and SmartDrive, acquired by Vista Equity.

Held strategic roles at McKinsey & Co. and Bain & Co., also managed software development at Microsoft and several startups.

Held strategic planning roles at IAC, and worked in M&A and corporate finance for Allen & Company. Has a BA from Hampshire College and attended NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program.

Head of venture investments, responsible for evaluating opportunities and nurturing emerging companies.

Helping build the future of money with a focus on cryptocurrency, previously worked in private equity and investment banking across Europe, Southeast Asia, the US, and Africa.

Held high-ranking positions at the U.S. Department of Treasury, Department of Justice, and Department of Homeland Security. Former partner at Proskauer LLP, law clerk at the U.S. Supreme Court, and worked on Capitol Hill.

Helped fund and manage multiple companies, leading an energy company from concept to IPO in 2012.

Has made over 250 tech investments, including Databricks, Brex, and Binance.US. A highly active investor always seeking new, high-potential ventures.

Head at Wellington Access Ventures, focusing on tech investments.

Head of Membership and VP of Product at Angi, overseeing product development and member engagement.

Head of Elevates' Sam Fund, focused on digitization of manufacturing in Indiana. Seeks to scale emerging businesses into high-impact enterprises.

He believes in having infinite patience and confidence, acknowledging that venture capital can make you question your capabilities, even after 18 years. He avoids taking failures personally and focuses on building meaningful relationships with founders, both in success and failure.

Has over a decade of seed-stage investing experience, leading to 25 successful exits, 190 startups funded, and $4 billion raised in follow-on rounds. Specializes in early-stage startups, strategy, and M&A.

Held executive roles at Twitter, Google, Yahoo, and Color. Also worked at the White House and State Department, and invested in early-stage companies like Airtable, Carta, and Coinbase.

Has 30 years of experience investing in fintech founders disrupting payments, lending, and capital markets. Focused on companies creating embedded fintech tools to revolutionize traditional banking and B2B payments.

Has decades of experience in running tech companies, working with over 50 founding teams to grow their businesses. Also advised government on technology policies.

Has a varied background as a founder, investor, product manager, and journalist—all primarily in the fintech and crypto sectors. Currently serves as the Managing General Partner at Vol. 1 Ventures, a pre-seed fund focused on these fields. Built Fintech Today, a community and content hub for fintech founders, before becoming an investor full-time.

Has evaluated and invested in food industry innovations for more than a decade. Former Director of Finance for Eataly USA, he sponsored MIT’s food systems sustainability program and mentors startups through Rabobank’s food and ag innovation competition.

Has focused on the creator economy and user-generated content. Former CEO of Maker Studios and president of Fullscreen and Rooster Teeth. Currently president of Night, managing top digital creators like MrBeast and Moriah Elizabeth. Operates Night Ventures and Night Labs, supporting digital creators and launching new ventures.

Has always been passionate about entrepreneurship and drawn to small, highly motivated teams working on cutting-edge projects. Started his career in the early 90s, experiencing multiple shifts in the tech landscape. Believes in the patience needed to build great companies and respects founders for their courage and tenacity in pursuing their visions.

Has been with Peterson Ventures since its inception, raising over $300 million in capital and leading investments in more than 100 deals over ten years. He was also the first employee of an enterprise tech startup.

Has made over 50 seed investments since inception and founded four VC-backed startups, including Evolving E in collaboration with GGV Capital.

Has broad experience in investment services and asset management, founding multiple sector-focused funds since 2009. Formerly CEO of an alternative fund management company.

Hagi Schwartz joined Insight full-time in 2021 after previously serving as a senior advisor. He has held executive roles at Check Point Software and Mercury Interactive, where he was also GM for their Israel site during their IPOs. Schwartz holds a BS in Economics and Accounting from Bar-Ilan University.

Has 15 years of experience in global media, advocacy, internal communications, project management, fund administration, and operations. Manages day-to-day operations across all business lines, including HR, accounting, and legal. Early career experience includes roles with Catapult and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).

Harley Miller joined Insight Partners in 2011 after working as an analyst in real estate. He graduated magna cum laude from Wharton with a focus on international venture capital and launched a startup called Mobileeatz while still a student.

Hakeem Belo-Osagie, an established Nigerian businessman, has over 40 years of experience in oil & gas, finance, telecommunications, and education. A senior lecturer at Harvard Business School, he has served on multiple blue-chip boards and was ranked by Forbes as Africa's 41st richest person in 2014.

Hans, an energy and climate technology investment veteran, began his career at Bain & Company and later pioneered strategic venture investing at GE Equity. He founded Digital Power Capital, leading it as CEO, and successfully took ICx Technologies public before launching EIP in 2015.

Hands-on early-stage VC investor, particularly interested in teams with deep IP solving critical customer issues in high-growth areas.

Haley is a partner at Starting Line and a Kauffman Fellow, focused on helping early-stage companies grow and succeed.

Hadley co-founded Eniac after various roles, starting as a developer at Pegasystems, a product manager at Microsoft, and a strategist at Samsung. He is passionate about improving the lives of people with intellectual disabilities, inspired by his relationship with his brother. He serves on the board of Cardinal Cushing Centers.

Gurdeep spent most of his career in investment banking, working on multi-billion-dollar deals for JP Morgan and BNP Paribas before pursuing his passion in food and beverage.

Gurdane Singh Bhutani is the managing partner of MBX Capital and attended Yale University.

GTM-focused investor partnering with Jeffrey Katzenberg, advising enterprise software companies through their digital transformation initiatives. Current partnerships include Webflow, Airtable, and 1Password.

Greg has invested in over 80 seed-stage companies, including five that reached valuations exceeding $1 billion, such as Oculus and Flexport. He previously founded and ran a restaurant chain before transitioning to technology as a marketing executive at Scaleform, Autodesk, and Glassdoor.

Graduate of Cornell University, serving as one of the general partners at Dash Fund. Named Forbes 30 Under 30 in 2022.

Greg joined NEA as a venture partner in 2010, focusing on early-stage systems, software, and deep tech. A strong advocate for diversity in engineering, he supports open development models to foster communication and inclusivity.

Graham Spencer, a general partner at GV since its inception, is also part-time CTO at Synapticure. He previously served as engineering director at Google and was one of the original founders of Excite.com, serving as CTO until its sale to @Home.

Greg joined Bolt as a partner in 2017 after over 12 years at Sequoia Capital, where he led investments in notable companies like Airbnb and Y Combinator.

Greg is a partner at Menlo Ventures, investing in life science and healthcare, with an emphasis on therapeutic platforms and digital health. His investments include Clear Labs, Delfi Diagnostics, and Ophelia Health. He also contributed to investments in Benchling and Recursion Pharmaceuticals.

Gina Kirch founded The Venture Collective and attended Columbia University in New York.

GP at GV, specializing in investments in healthcare delivery and neuropsychiatric therapeutics. As a psychiatrist by training, he leads GV's investments in mental health-related startups like Headway and Brightline. Other investments include Aspire, Rodin, and Waltz Health.

Gonzalo worked at Santander Investment and GE Capital before joining NXTP, and later served as managing director at Endeavor Argentina, fostering entrepreneurship in emerging markets.

George Zachary is a General Partner at CRV. He has also worked as a board member at Millennial Media. George Zachary is an MIT graduate.

GP at Bond and former GP at Kleiner Perkins, focusing on digital, internet, and mobile companies. Previously led Summit Partners' North American digital media practice and served clients globally at McKinsey & Co.

Gil, co-founder of Neuralight.ai, is building an AI-driven platform to digitize neurological evaluation and care. Before Neuralight, Gil served as CTO at Flatiron Health, growing the technology team to 350 people before its acquisition by Roche in 2018.

Glen, CEO of Transcarent, leads a consumer-directed health and care platform for self-insured employers. Previously, he founded Livongo Health, which empowered people with chronic conditions and saw the largest consumer digital health IPO in history, later merging with Teladoc Health for $18.5 billion.

George is the founder and executive chairman of Raise, a gift card and loyalty platform founded in 2013 that achieved over $5 billion in transactions. Raise has saved customers over $250 million and secured $225 million in funding.

George Mathew, Managing Director at Insight Partners, focuses on AI, ML, analytics, and data companies. With over 20 years of experience, he led Kespry as CEO, Alteryx through its IPO as President & COO, and held senior roles at SAP and Salesforce. He holds a BS in Neurobiology from Cornell and an MBA from Duke University.

George Osborne, prior to 9Yards, served as the UK’s Chancellor of the Exchequer, spearheading initiatives that positioned the UK as a fintech hub, including open banking regulations. Also chaired the UK’s cybersecurity committee.

George Ruan, co-founder and CEO of Honey, created a popular browser extension for coupon aggregation, leading to its acquisition by PayPal in 2019 for $4 billion. He is an active angel investor in over 40 companies.

General Partner for Sequoia's global entity, driving strategic investments and expansion.

General Partner at The Artemis Fund, focused on diverse founders and breakthrough innovations.

George Chamoun became CEO of ACV Auctions in 2016, a live auction platform for car dealers. Before ACV, he co-founded Synacor, transforming it into a public technology partner for major telecom and consumer electronics firms. He was recognized by Multichannel News' "40-Under-40" and Ernst & Young's "Entrepreneur of the Year" awards.

George Easley has a background in financial services, previously working at Iconiq Capital, a multi-family office and tech growth equity firm. He is also an active angel investor in startups spanning telemedicine, cannabis, and proptech. He holds degrees in History and International Development from Dartmouth College, where he also founded and sold a mattress rental business for students.

Geoff founded Burst Capital in 2017. Before that, he served as Yelp COO for a decade and worked on two startups, alongside positions at eBay and Excite. He is a Stanford graduate.

Geoff co-founded Ascent Biomedical Ventures, a VC firm based in NYC specializing in early-stage life sciences. He also serves on the boards of multiple life sciences organizations and is involved with institutions like The Jackson Laboratory and Brigham & Women’s Hospital. Previously, he was the founding director of the Mount Sinai Institute of Technology.

General Partner at CRV with experience at BuiltTechnology, Insight Partners, Harvard, and Carwow.

General Partner at Pale Blue Dot, focusing on seed-stage investments in climate tech startups in Europe and the US. Reach out at heidi@paleblue.vc.

General Partner at Playground Global, with a passion for deep tech and hard science. Holds over 100 patents and has a history in security software and IPTV development at Microsoft.

General Partner at SOSV and founder of HAX, supporting hardware startups through rapid prototyping and scaling.

General Partner at Spark, partnering with ambitious founders building transformative technologies. Experienced across all company sizes, including as CEO, COO, and Head of Product.

General Partner at SOSV's IndieBio, specializing in early-stage investment in biotech firms such as Prolific Machines, Ozone Bio, and MycoWorks. Focuses on supporting scientific startups developing novel biotechnologies. He has backed companies at all stages, from their inception through to commercialization.

General Partner at Comma Capital and Chief Business Officer at Dukkantek, focusing on scaling innovative ventures.

Has 15 years of capital-raising and early-stage investing experience, including five years focused on early-stage tech in Africa.

General Partner at Big Idea Ventures, a fund manager aiming to address the world’s greatest challenges. Leads a global team investing in food-related technologies to make a dramatic difference worldwide.

General Partner at Ground Up Ventures, Cory Moelis studied at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, focusing on finance and investment strategies.

General Partner at Creative Ventures, leading investments in early-stage companies with transformative ideas.

General Partner at Black Tech Nation Ventures, promoting diverse entrepreneurship in technology.

General Partner at Cosmic Venture Partners, investing in breakthrough technologies and disruptive startups.

Gil is a pioneer in natural language technology and structured data ecosystems. He co-founded Applied Semantics, creators of AdSense, later acquired by Google. After Google, he founded Factual Inc. to provide an open, accurate data platform.

General Partner and co-founder at The Artemis Fund. Attended Yale University.

General Partner at Alloy Fund and Senior Venture Partner at Pioneer Fund. Prior to these roles, he was founder and COO at Zinc.

General Partner and co-founder at Blueyard Capital, leading investments in innovative startups in the tech sector.

General Partner and co-founder at The Artemis Fund. Attended Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art.

General Partner at Axial, specializing in life sciences company formation.

Gavin maximizes the value of the Anthemis ecosystem for portfolio companies, investors, and key partners, overseeing investor relations, business development, and strategic partnerships. Previously, he led financial services in EMEA for Heidrick & Struggles, where he became one of the firm's youngest partners at age 29. Gavin holds a BSc in Mathematics from Warwick University and an MBA from Cass Business School.

General Partner and founder of Charles River Ventures.

Gaurav's passion for technology led him to Silicon Valley, where he spent over a decade in product roles at Splunk and Elastic. As VP of Product at both companies, he played a crucial role in their growth from early stages to IPOs, with a combined valuation of over $25 billion.

Gavin is the founding visionary of Kickstart, launched in 2008 to address the need for leadership and seed-stage capital in the Mountain West region. His guidance to founders is informed by first-hand experience and his tenure at vSpring Capital (now Signal Peak).

Gautam has extensive experience in early-stage investing, having made 26 seed-stage investments through Founder Collective. Previously, he was one of the first product managers for Android, overseeing the Nexus product line when the platform had under a million users. Recognized with Google's prestigious Founders Award for his contributions to Android, Gautam also co-founded Polar, a leading native ads platform.

Gaurav was a partner at Sequoia Capital from 2001 to 2012. He founded and was a board member of companies like Redback Networks and Ruckus Wireless, and was instrumental in building FireEye and Jasper.

Garrett, the founder of Expa.com, a startup studio focused on helping founders launch and scale new products, specializes in product strategy, system design, and user experience. Garrett's entrepreneurial journey began with co-founding Uber in 2009, revolutionizing urban mobility, and co-founding StumbleUpon in 2002, which grew to over 25 million users. He holds a master's degree in Software Engineering from the University of Calgary and has been recognized with MIT's TR35 award for his innovations.

Gareth founded Acre after leading key leveraged buyouts, including Bolthouse Farms, which was acquired by Campbell Soup Company.

Ganesh Bell joined Insight Partners to invest in and support software and data companies shaping the modern enterprise and digital business. With more than 25 years of experience, he’s been a builder and executive across startups, high-growth scaleups, conglomerates, unicorns, and led companies through IPOs and M&A. Previously, he ran Uptake, an AI/ML platform and application firm, and held corporate roles at GE and other notable software companies like SAP, Peoplesoft, and J.D. Edwards. Bell has been a keynote speaker and recognized as one of Fast Company's top creative business minds globally.

Gary, with 25 years of cloud-based software investment experience, has spent 19 years as a general partner and seed-stage investor, initially with Council Capital, leading investments in early-stage cloud software for healthcare. His investment track record is highlighted by over 38 successful seed-stage investments in the Southeast. After leaving Council Capital in 2014, he focused on active seed-stage investing, eventually joining Valor Venture Partners as an investor and operating partner.

Gary is a serial entrepreneur, involved in founding four consumer and B2B startups over the last 18 years. He worked at Salesforce as COO of Desk.com following its acquisition of his company, Assistly, in 2011. Earlier, he was at AOL after his startup, Goowy Media, was acquired in 2008. Gary's extensive experience includes leading teams in technology, business operations, customer service, client implementation, engineering, and quality assurance. As an early-stage investor since 2011, he has invested in over 20 companies, including Civic, Classy, and Gusto.

Gareth helped build and sell three fintech companies, including Multex, which IPO'd and sold to Reuters, Serverside (acquired by Gemalto), and CardLab (acquired by Blackhawk Networks). Before his fintech career, Gareth spent three years sailing a 36-ft boat 33,000 nautical miles from the UK to the Antarctic Circle.

Garnet S. Heraman, investor and entrepreneur, has over 25 years of experience at the intersection of innovation, diversity, and technology. He co-founded Aperture Venture Capital and serves as chairman of Fuel Oz.Capital, an opportunity zone sponsor driving inclusive development through innovation ecosystems. Previously, he founded Aegis Investment Partners, focusing on growth capital for corporate VC deals. Garnet also co-owns the mission-driven fashion brand Karina Dresses and is a frequent speaker whose investments have gained recognition in numerous media outlets.

Garrett’s extensive background spans real estate, professional sports, agriculture, and venture investing, all contributing to Bee Partners’ investment decisions and portfolio company success. He serves on multiple boards within the Bee Partners network.

Gabriel's investment strategy targets companies with product-market fit that are either tapping into large existing markets or creating entirely new ones.

Frequently featured in leading media outlets, Ron Gula is a cybersecurity expert with a background at the NSA. Originally authored the Dragon Intrusion Detection System and founded Network Security Wizards.