Benjamin Tseng

Venture Partner at1955 CapitalUnited States and Canada

Benjamin Tseng focuses on advanced technologies at 1955 Capital, where he was the first team member. He has held roles at DCM, Yik Yak, and Bain & Company, and advises startups.

What Benjamin can write

Writes checks of$250K to $3MEstimate
Comes in atSeedLead preference not reported
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1955 Capital writes $250K to $3M checks, larger than 33% of firms in the atlas.

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Career

  1. Bain & Company
  2. DCM · Vice President
  3. Yik Yak · Vice President of Product and Business Development
  4. 1955 Capital
    Now
  5. 1955 Capital · Venture Partner
    Now

Investments named in public bios

StirMaximus

Focus

energyhealthcarefoodagriculturenew manufacturing models

Education

Harvard University

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Who is Benjamin Tseng?

Benjamin Tseng focuses on advanced technologies at 1955 Capital, where he was the first team member. He has held roles at DCM, Yik Yak, and Bain & Company, and advises startups.

How much does Benjamin Tseng invest?

Benjamin Tseng invests through 1955 Capital, which writes checks of $250K to $3M at seed.

How do I pitch Benjamin Tseng?

A warm intro from a founder 1955 Capital backed works best. A short LinkedIn note with one line on traction is the next best route.

What did Benjamin Tseng do before 1955 Capital?

Bain & Company; Vice President at DCM; Vice President of Product and Business Development at Yik Yak.

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