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Elizabeth Weil
Elizabeth Weil is the Founder and Managing Director at Scribble Ventures. She is a technology investor, operating executive, startup advisor, and entrepreneur.
Elizabeth Weil is an accomplished venture capitalist, entrepreneur, and business advisor based in the San Francisco Bay Area. With a strong background in high-tech entrepreneurship and economics, Elizabeth has served in a variety of roles ranging from corporate development and product marketing at Twitter to managing partner at 137 Ventures. She is the founder and Managing Director of Scribble Ventures, an early-stage venture capital firm based in New York City. Elizabeth is also an ultramarathon runner and a mom of three children, including twins, and has studied management science, engineering, and studio art at Stanford University.
Throughout her professional career, Elizabeth has amassed a wealth of investment and operational experience in various industries making her a highly respected business leader in Silicon Valley. Besides Scribble Ventures, Elizabeth is also a Founder and Managing Director at Private Angel Investor, and an Advisor at LEGO Ventures. Previously, she has worked as a Partner at Andreessen Horowitz and as a Senior Associate at Institutional Venture Partners. Elizabeth is also a former Marketing Manager at Xfire and has had marketing and analyst roles at AuctionDrop, Menlo Ventures, and Wells Fargo Corporate Finance.
Elizabeth is an accomplished individual that has made a significant impact in Silicon Valley's investment scene. Her expertise spans across various industries and functions, including corporate development, product marketing, and entrepreneurship. As a business advisor, and founder, Elizabeth has developed a reputation for being a trusted thought leader and influencer. She is also known for her interest in custom Letterpress printing, ultramarathon running, and being a mom of three.
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Happy National Scribble Day from all of us at Scribble Ventures!
Every great idea starts with a scribble.
Here’s to a day filled with inspiration, company building, and idea scribbling.
For me, being a tech optimist isn't business - it's personal. Technology has made my life 1000x better - including saving my 1st child's life.
Matthew's intestines ruptured in utero. I was 7 months pregnant and had to deliver him early. He weighed just 3.5 lbs.
Thanks to the heroes at Lucille Packard Lucile Packard Foundation for Children's Health, today Matthew is a math whiz & lego enthusiast.
I'm sharing this story they published because Kevin Weil and I are matching donations this month.
Our journey: https://lnkd.in/g8ZKh6Jg
Donate here: https://lnkd.in/g2AThVSY
My family is forever indebted to the amazing doctors and nurses who worked around the clock to save our son.
It's a testament to why we need more - not less - technology in the world.
