Tech strategist with over 10 years of experience leading teams in aerospace technology development, funding, and acquisitions.

Tech founder, investor, and author of the bestselling book "Without Their Permission." Co-founder of Initialized Capital and Reddit. In 2020, Alexis founded Seven Seven Six, a venture firm dedicated to community and cultural growth.

Ted Holzman is the managing director of Trousdale Ventures, leveraging years of experience in investment management and strategic growth.

Tamim Abdul Majid, general partner specializing in enterprise software, deep tech, and fintech, sits on the boards of Genvid Technologies and other startups. Formerly led a payment startup and worked in M&A at BMO Capital Markets.

Tanay, formerly a product manager at Meta, joins Wing to focus on SaaS, B2B marketplaces, and Web3 infrastructure. He built business products at Facebook and served clients across various industries as a consultant at McKinsey. Shares insights in a popular weekly newsletter.

Sydney, a partner at Lightspeed Venture Partners, focuses on consumer investments, particularly in commerce, marketplaces, and tools for small businesses.

Targets next-gen enterprise software, AI-powered businesses, cloud software, and networking systems. With over 20 years of experience as a venture partner, previously VP of engineering and CTO at Alteon Websystems.

Targets startups operating within government-focused technologies. Former early employee at Palantir, leading growth initiatives in intelligence and defense sectors.

Tamara Frankel, a crypto entrepreneur, co-founded Azoth Group and is a founding partner at D1 Ventures. Her work focuses on DeFi, NFTs, and the Polkadot ecosystem, based in San Francisco.

Tanya, managing partner of AlleyCorp’s Social Impact Fund, leads investments in the social sector. Her background includes venture philanthropy roles and a master’s in public policy from Harvard.

Sunil started his venture career at age 23 and has since supported hundreds of startups, from early-stage to IPO or acquisition. Focused on backing passionate founders, Sunil is excited by the dream of building new products and aims to be a long-term partner to founders through all stages.

Supports engineer-founded companies, helping them achieve speed and success by building groundbreaking tech.

Sundeep, a three-time founder turned investor, began Climate Capital in 2018. He has been working in climate since 2010 when he founded Blissmo. Co-founded Silicon Climate, a non-profit accelerator, and is an author and executive producer on climate change topics. Also invests in non-climate ventures through Duro Capital.

Susan has held leadership roles in companies from startups to public corporations, including Disney, ABC, and Gilt.com. She launched BBG Ventures in 2014, betting on women-driven initiatives. She's passionate about economic empowerment for women and brings decades of industry knowledge to this mission.

Supports the next generation of early-stage founders in Africa, primarily building the future of commerce and improving business landscapes.

Sumesh has over 18 years of C-suite and operational experience across industries globally. He specializes in investing in growth while maintaining financial health, especially within the better-for-you consumer products space. Passionate about supporting entrepreneurs through growth, Sumesh has a deep global network and now resides in Los Angeles.

Suzanne brings a unique blend of investment and operational expertise to the Victress team. She began her career in investment banking at Robertson Stephens during the internet boom and later joined Liz Claiborne Inc., where she developed e-commerce strategies and led online businesses for brands like Kate Spade. After her time with Kate Spade, Suzanne established a consulting practice focusing on helping smaller consumer brands align their e-commerce strategies with brand goals.

Supports investment sourcing, due diligence, transactions, and portfolio management at Closed Loop Partners. Previously an engagement manager at McKinsey & Co.'s sustainability and energy practices, with deep expertise in circular business models in industries like advanced manufacturing and consumer goods.

Suvir, a pioneer in the Indian consumer internet space, co-founded Baazee.com, which later merged with eBay to form eBay India. He has held roles at Boston Consulting Group and Nortel, has an MBA from Harvard, and mentors numerous consumer service entrepreneurs in India.

Successful investor and entrepreneur with experience operating global tech companies in Silicon Valley. Early investor in unicorns like Kahoot! and Udemy during his career as a partner at Norwest Venture Partners. Held leadership roles at eBay and PayPal, and co-founded the Entrepreneur-in-Residence program at Stanford Graduate School of Education.

Stuart Peterson founded Artis Ventures in 2005 and has been honored by Forbes, TechCrunch, and other major industry players for his contributions to venture capital.

Stuart co-founded RRE Ventures in 1994 and serves as general partner. He is currently a director at Domain Money, Kindbody, One Drop, and other ventures. Stuart also played a role in founding companies like Prove and Silver Tree Labs. His previous investments include notable names such as Business Insider and Proofpoint.

Subrata Mitra joined Accel in 2008 after co-founding Erasmic Venture Fund, which was integrated into Accel. Subrata is an entrepreneur-turned-investor who previously served as managing director at Tavant Technologies and founded Firewhite, later acquired by Ubiquio. He holds a computer science degree from IIT Kanpur, an MS from UDEL, and a PhD from Urbana.

Stonly is the co-founder of Urban Us, an early-stage venture capital fund focused on urban sectors such as mobility and construction, using technologies like IoT, AI, and robotics to make cities more efficient. Before entering venture investing, he founded six startups, including Veddio Cloud Solutions, which was sold after rapid growth within a year. Stonly was named on CNNMoney's 30 Under 30 and GovTech's top leaders list. He contributes to TechCrunch and teaches an MBA course at the University of Chicago on building startup solutions for cities. Harvard Business School features his work with Urban Us in a course on Urbantech investing.

Stuart, co-founder and chairman of Sonen Capital, provides oversight for investment activities in select strategies. He has over 20 years of experience in early-stage venture capital and founded Combion, which was acquired by Incyte. He previously held roles at MCI Communications and Warner Communications.

Sujay, a leading business innovator in Silicon Valley, manages investment activities at WndrCo. He leads ventures and growth investments and has created companies through venture buyouts. Serves as chairman at Aura and led investments in Figma, 1Password, Databricks, and other significant firms.

Steven A. Cohen is chairman and CEO of Point72, an investment advisory firm with over 1,800 employees. Cohen founded SAC Capital Advisors, later converting operations into Point72. He also founded Point72 Ventures, a venture capital strategy focused on applied AI.

Stockholm-based vice president focusing on Web3, including gaming, fintech, DeFi, and data in Northern Europe. Previously co-founded PwC Sweden’s accelerator program.

Steve founded Origin after spending ten years at his family’s office products business, Quill Corporation. His current focus is research on a condition called misophonia.

Steven works at 25Madison, helping their portfolio companies grow by leveraging his experience as a lifelong entrepreneur. He guides the firm’s board and founders to set impactful strategies for generating great returns.

Steven is a seasoned entrepreneur and investment professional with two decades of experience in global investment as a principal and fund manager. His expertise spans real estate development, energy, and venture investments. Prior to co-founding Lateral Frontiers, Steven was a director in the President's Office of Guyana, overseeing the country's Low-Carbon Development Strategy and leading large-scale energy and infrastructure initiatives. His career began at The Moinian Group in real estate and project finance, and later co-founded Capstone Equities, a private equity firm.

Steve founded Baseline Ventures after working at companies like eBay, Microsoft, Kleiner Perkins, and Starbucks, where he developed a love for effecting change. He focuses on bridging the gap between individual investors and institutional venture capitalists.

Strongly believes in immigrant founders, inspired by his parents' perseverance as they built a business while raising two children in a foreign country. Personally experienced overcoming fear, demonstrated when, as a child, he almost drowned but then insisted on learning to swim. His background includes immunology research starting in middle school, translational oncology work at Genentech, and studying Alzheimer’s at Stanford. Excited to support innovations in biology, statistics, and computer science.

Steve previously served as vice president at Lazard, bringing experience in financial consulting and M&A.

Steve is a healthcare-focused partner at Bessemer, based in Cambridge. Previously, he worked in private equity, management consulting, and on political campaigns. He serves as an advisor to Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Business School's Center for Entrepreneurship.

Steve Jurvetson is an early-stage venture capitalist focused on mission-driven companies in disruptive technology sectors. His early VC investments include SpaceX, Tesla, and Planet Labs. He has been instrumental in leading companies to billion-dollar exits.

Steve is a futurist with over 20 years of experience building wireless networks and investing in technology companies, including unicorns like Toast and Desktop Metal. He currently leads Riot's investments in a range of sectors including defense, gaming, and AI.

Startup founder with a technical background, investing in startups that address critical issues. Believes in combining degrowth ideas with venture-scale solutions to address climate change.

Stephen joined Insight after serving as Chief Information Security Officer at Home Depot. He is also a board member of Mimecast and has served on the CloudKnox board. His experience spans cybersecurity and technology risk, and he has over 20 years of experience, including roles at the U.S. Secret Service and JPMorgan Chase. Stephen is a passionate autism advocate.

Startup founder and fund manager with a personal commitment to creating positive impact, focusing on climate tech, mobility, and clean energy.

Stephen is a partner at Frontline Growth Fund, created after leading European operations for Google and Twitter. He established Twitter EMEA and grew Google's multi-billion-dollar ads business. His experience spans sales, operations, and talent acquisition.

Steve is a partner at Lytical Ventures, managing the investment portfolio and day-to-day operations. He maintains relationships with limited partners and the broader venture ecosystem.

Stephen Knight is president and managing partner at F-Prime Capital, where he invests across healthcare. He previously worked in pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, holding senior roles in public and private firms. Stephen holds an MD and MBA from Yale.

Steve focuses his investments on the intersection of design, technology, and business. Drawn to founders with product-first approaches and those solving significant challenges, Steve has invested in companies like Solana, Stripe, and Bolt Threads.

Stephanie joined Nyca from Goldman Sachs, where she was a vice president in the investment banking division, focusing on financial technology. She received her Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Laws from the University of New South Wales.

Stephen joined Scout Ventures with a passion for mission-driven teams and a desire to help shape the future through technology. He also helped build and launch Chiplytics, a hardware security company. Stephen is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and holds an MS in finance from Johns Hopkins. He served as a cryptologic warfare officer in the Navy and taught cyber science.

Steve began angel investing in startups in 2009 while also building his own consumer social products. He was a founding advisor and investor in Uber and has since focused on Kindred Ventures, where he invests and co-founds startups.

Stephen is an investor and head of product at Neo. He studied computer science at Princeton and worked on SMB advertising and mobile connectivity projects at Google. Outside of work, Stephen enjoys snowboarding and card games.

Starting his venture career in 2002, Alex was named one of Los Angeles' top VCs in 2021. He has served on numerous boards, including Balto and Whitefox, and is also active in civic organizations such as KIPP LA Schools and Thrive Scholars.

Started her career at Pixar, transitioned to culture-building roles in tech as an executive at startups like Reddit. Now an investor focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion. Passionate about enabling people through belonging to create impactful products.

Started her career in capital markets at Morgan Stanley and took on strategic roles at Shoptiques, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Estée Lauder. She later became an investor across commerce, health, and fintech sectors at Brand Foundry Ventures and Founders Factory.

Started at Morgan Stanley, then joined Kleiner Perkins' growth-stage investing team during the rapid shift to mobile internet. He contributed to the annual Internet Trends report. Works closely with international firms like Monzo in the UK and Cred in India through General Catalyst.

Started in marketing roles at Cadbury Schweppes and Diageo, then joined Virgin Mobile to launch the brand in Canada.

Started his career in Morgan Stanley's investment banking division and later moved to New Enterprise Associates, focusing on consumer software and infrastructure. He has extensive operational experience at Bond, Very Good Security, and Rightway Healthcare.

Started in leveraged finance at Crédit Agricole CIB before transitioning to the Strategic Investment Fund and then the Public Investment Bank.

Started his career on Wall Street as the internet was emerging, later joining Morgan Stanley’s Menlo Park office. Over 22 years, he led the bank’s global internet and software business and pioneered key transactions like Spotify's direct listing. Co-invented the SAIL (Stakeholder Aligned Initial Listing) vehicle, aligning all stakeholders.

Started Vibe Capital to engage with founders tackling intriguing challenges. He also founded Teachable, a platform that helps creators monetize their knowledge. Initially writing the first version of the app in 2013, he eventually hired a team, scaled the business to over $50M ARR, and led the company to its acquisition by Hotmart, where he now serves on the board.

Started his career at Latmedical before spending five years managing multi-asset portfolios at JPMorgan. Later worked at Tishman Speyer and WeWork, managing commercial real estate transactions.

Staffan, an outspoken supporter of the European tech ecosystem, has been a part of the venture industry for over 20 years. He co-founded Creandum in 2003 and was previously managing partner at StartupFactory, the first investor focused solely on mobile internet startups.

Sreyas Misra serves as an investment partner at Greenoaks, focusing on long-term strategic investments.

Sri was the CTO of Atlassian and an active angel investor before joining Coatue. He advises various startups.

Sri Chandrasekar is the managing partner of Point72 Ventures, focusing on deep tech investments and private equity strategy using AI. Previously worked at In-Q-Tel, the CIA’s strategic investment arm, leading its AI-focused lab Lab41, and designing communication systems for the military.

Sriram grew up in Kuala Lumpur in an Indian household and studied electrical engineering in Singapore. He was involved in organizing a tech conference in Sweden where Spotify representatives first introduced the company to investors.

Started his career at Murex, gaining experience in trading and risk management.

Sriram is the founding managing partner of Celesta, with more than 30 years of experience in technology operations and venture capital.

Started as a principal at Foster Management, focusing on service industry investments. Co-founded Arcadia Partners, specializing in tech-enabled education companies, before co-founding .406 Ventures.

Started as a hobbyist before becoming a technologist and later an investor. Enjoys building next-generation technology companies using first principles. Currently interested in data analytics, machine learning, data governance, cybersecurity, and exploring the trillion-device internet concept.

Stanford CS alum and former founder of WiFiSlam, specializing in indoor navigation technologies.

Sri is an investor at Sierra Ventures, focusing on enterprise SaaS, AI/ML, advanced analytics, and IoT. She previously reported on business and tech at The Economist, co-founded an NLP startup, and worked at the U.S. Department of State and the World Bank.

Sree is a seasoned investor, with a focus on angel investments. Previously held a product role at Twingate and is currently investing with WndrCo.

Specializes in the integration of hardware and software, and new forms of data capture and processing. Focuses on mobility investments involving the transportation of people and goods.

Splits his focus between supporting existing portfolio companies and identifying new opportunities. Previously worked at Arctaris Capital Partners as an associate and was the founder of Crash Alert, which aimed to improve traffic safety systems.

Spent most of his career in the startup ecosystem as both an investor and entrepreneur. Now managing The Syndicate Fund and Techstars Farm to Fork Accelerator. Primarily interested in companies solving food system problems, as well as retail and marketing tech. Built venture-backed and bootstrapped startups before shifting to investing.

Spent the last decade working at the crossroads of technology, financial services, and education. Driven by a passion for creating growth opportunities on both personal and economic levels.

Spencer is an experienced investor specializing in security and enterprise SaaS technologies. He co-founded APV Technology Ventures and worked at Asia Pacific Ventures to help forge strategic relationships across Asia.

Spent over three years as a venture and due diligence associate at MicroVentures, where he led research and analysis on early-stage investment opportunities.

Specialties include blockchain, digital assets, bitcoin, startup ecosystems, venture capital, and equity research. Has made over 100 angel investments and provides operational advice while serving on various non-profit boards.

Spent 37 years at American Express, including roles as Chairman and CEO, driving key financial and organizational strategies.

Specializes in investments, compliance, legal, and strategic initiatives. Previously worked at Kirkland & Ellis and Computer Associates, bringing deep legal expertise to venture roles.

Specializes in novel therapeutics, often focusing on companies nearing first human clinical trials. Committed to advancing pioneering healthcare solutions.

Specializes in investments in the future of work, education, and workforce development. Former L&D professional at Cisco and GED instructor. Writes a column for Forbes about job creation and startups.

Specializes in guiding early-stage startups to success, having joined PayPal during its early days and supported companies like LinkedIn, Slide, and Square from their inception stages. He also co-founded Opendoor and serves as its executive chairman. Notable angel investments include YouTube, Airbnb, and Palantir.

Specializes in mobile and consumer internet investments, including areas such as community, commerce, collaboration, and media. Previously an attorney in corporate law, startup executive, and entrepreneur, with domain expertise in semantic technology and Web 3.0 opportunities.

Specializes in software, fintech, and digital media investments, with 20+ years of experience. Prior to Crosslink, was a partner at 3i Ventures and a senior officer at technology practices at Robertson Stephens.

Specializes in high-growth software, fintech, and crypto investments. Leads early to growth stage investments globally. Former partner at Altimeter Capital, overseeing investments in SaaS, cloud infrastructure, and internet marketplaces. Has experience in private equity with Bain Capital and Providence Equity.

Specializes in long-term, sustainable investments with a focus on building businesses that deliver value over time.

Specialist in cloud and data infrastructures. Co-founded Dodo, a DeFi-focused company.

Specialist in growth-stage consumer and technology investments.

Specializes in cloud-based technologies, fintech, and enterprise SaaS, contributing expertise in these transformative areas.

Specialist VC in tech-bio investments.

Specializes in cross-border opportunities in enterprise software and AI, exploring global growth potential for startups in these domains.

Specializes in enterprise infrastructure investments including cloud-native, DevOps, cybersecurity, and open-source platforms. Led major acquisitions at Cisco and worked at Microsoft in strategy and product management.

Specializes in early-stage investments across verticals like fintech, crypto, SaaS, and healthcare. Previously held roles as a researcher, mechanical engineer, and product manager at Google, working on its payments platform.

Specializes in applied AI for digital health, automation, and enterprise. Known for successful seed investments such as nuTonomy and Misfit Wearables, with expertise in developing automation technologies. Founded HealthIQ.

Specializes in finance access, banking, eCommerce, fintech, and African startups. His expertise spans across developing market-driven financial solutions for underbanked populations in Africa.

Sofia collaborates with founders who leverage their unique insights to create businesses that reshape industries like eCommerce, healthcare, and financial services. Her focus is on behavioral shifts and powerful network effects.

Since joining Insight in 2000, Deven has made over 130 investments in enterprise software, data, and consumer internet businesses globally. He currently serves on several boards, including Calm, DistroKid, and Vinted. Other notable investments include Chargebee, Slice, and Automattic (WordPress).

Since joining Insight, AJ has invested over $2 billion in enterprise and consumer technology across real estate, travel, fintech, and healthcare. Currently leads active investments like CoreLogic, Chargebee, and Clarify Health, handling both minority and control transactions.

Since joining CRV in 2008, Devdutt Yellurkar has pioneered investments in the next generation of SaaS companies. He was co-founder and CEO of Yantra, an eCommerce technology company acquired by AT&T. He also served as SVP of Sales & Marketing at Infosys, helping the company grow from a startup to a successful public enterprise.

Since September 2020, Zak has completed over 50 deals across Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia through Rally Cap.