Andrew Shen is a Principal at UAV and founding member of its Sustainable Flight Fund team, focusing on startup innovation and lower carbon technologies. He previously worked at United in corporate development and at McMaster-Carr in operations.

What Andrew can write

Writes checks ofNot reported
Comes in atSeed, Series ALead preference not reported
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Career

  1. McMaster-Carr
  2. United
  3. UAV · Principal
  4. McMaster-Carr · led operations, logistics and supply chain teams
  5. United · Corporate Development and Financial Planning & Analysis
  6. United Airlines Ventures · Principal
    Now

Focus

startup innovationlower carbon technologiesoperational needs

Education

University of Chicago Booth School of Business, MBACarleton College, BA

Also at United Airlines Ventures

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Who is Andrew Shen?

Andrew Shen is a Principal at UAV and founding member of its Sustainable Flight Fund team, focusing on startup innovation and lower carbon technologies. He previously worked at United in corporate development and at McMaster-Carr in operations.

How much does Andrew Shen invest?

United Airlines Ventures has not reported a check size. It invests at seed, series a.

How do I pitch Andrew Shen?

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What did Andrew Shen do before United Airlines Ventures?

McMaster-Carr; United; Principal at UAV; led operations, logistics and supply chain teams at McMaster-Carr; Corporate Development and Financial Planning & Analysis at United.

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