Li J. is a harmony.one at Harmony. Colleagues describe them as "Li was an early investor and supporter of Breinify. He's been a great advocate for us through our journey and is always available to give his thoughts or help us think through a question about the company. He's someone who's not just investing, but really cares about our company and our team on a human level and I would definitely recommend him as an investor in any of my friends' company.", "Li is all about helping individuals and the entire team grow. When I started as a Summer Associate, Li made sure I was welcome and never hesitated to answer a question. He proactively educated me on new ideas taking hold in the company, and gave me a voice at the table with the top members of the organization. During the four month project that produced the first GSV Handbook, he gave great guidance, but allowed the level of autonomy I needed to take it in the direction I thought was best. Li both gives and takes feedback well. Li is a visionary and futurist, and an awesome coworker and friend. He connects you to people he thinks that you would mutually benefit from. He motivates you to do great work, and to work on that which you care about most—on the whole an exemplary manager.", and "I've been very fortunate to have Li as both a friend and mentor. Professionally, I worked closely with Li at both Campus Solutions and William Blair. Li's positive-attitude, great sense of responsibility, willingness to help others is coupled with his creative ability and intelligence which makes him an invaluable member to any team or organization he is a part of. Over the years it has been amazing to witness Li's development as a true evangelist in supporting positive change in this world through technology and innovation. However, my relationship with Li has been much more special than simply working alongside him. Li has been an incredible mentor who supported me in building a strong foundation to achieve all of my career goals and aspirations. Without Li's guidance, it would be hard to imagine that my professional and personal life would have developed as they have."