Elizabeth Weil believes that passion and pushing boundaries drive success, whether it is investing in founders building with world-changing ideas, transforming a startup into a Fortune 500 company, or running ultramarathons. She is a super-connector, and with her infectious enthusiasm she leaves everyone more energetic than she found them. With more than 2 decades in venture capital and technology companies, Elizabeth is a relationship-driven fund manager and technology investor, startup advisor, and entrepreneur. Her unmatched network provides her access to sought-after investment opportunities. Startups want Elizabeth on their team because she’s known for accelerating their growth: she tirelessly helps her investments with talent intros, fundraising construction and investor introductions, business development and customer introductions, and advice around company culture and employee experience. Previously she was a Managing Director at 137 Ventures, a Partner at Andreessen Horowitz, and an executive at Twitter during a period of hypergrowth as it scaled from 50 to 3000 people. Elizabeth has invested in more than 60 technology companies across all stages, including Slack, Whatnot, SpaceX, Coinbase, Clubhouse, Gusto, Digits, Envoy, Grab, Daily.co, Hipcamp, Titan, and Calm.Elizabeth graduated from Stanford University with a BA in Economics and a Masters in Engineering. In the years since, she has taught classes at Stanford in the engineering department, Graduate School of Business, and the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design. She is also an entrepreneur having started Paperwheel (paperwheel.com), a design and letterpress company. Staying true to her philosophy of living a life full of passion and pushing boundaries, Elizabeth is a competitive ultra-marathon runner, and has run more than 60 marathons. She’s a mom to a LEGO-obsessed 5-year old and 3-year old boy/girl twins, and wife to product executive @kevinweil.Elizabeth is the only investor who also prints personal letterpress stationery for each of her company founders.
Listed skills include Product Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Corporate Development, Venture Capital, and 27 others.