Elizabeth Yin

Elizabeth Yin

Co-Founder, General Partner atHustle FundFirm active Oct 1SF Bay Area

Elizabeth Yin is a Co-founder, general partner at Hustle Fund, which invests at pre-seed across sectors, with checks of $25K to $100K.

What Elizabeth can write

Writes checks of$25K to $100K
Comes in atPre-seedMostly follows a lead
Pitch pageSubmit on their siteThe firm asks founders to apply here.

Hustle Fund writes $25K to $100K checks, larger than 1% of firms in the atlas.

Bars: how many firms report each check band. Highlighted: Hustle Fund.

Career

  1. LaunchBit · Co-Founder
  2. 500 Startups · Partner
  3. Hustle Fund · Co-Founder, General Partner
    Now

Companies founded

LaunchBitHustle Fund

Focus

early-stage ventureangel investingseed-stagestartup investing

Before you pitch

Hustle Fund does not invest inWe do not invest in art/film projects, pharmaceutical or medical device companies, solar panels, land, restaurants / physical retail or traditional brick and mortar small businesses.

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Questions

Who is Elizabeth Yin?

Elizabeth Yin is a Co-founder, general partner at Hustle Fund, which invests at pre-seed across sectors, with checks of $25K to $100K.

How much does Elizabeth Yin invest?

Elizabeth Yin invests through Hustle Fund, which writes checks of $25K to $100K at pre-seed.

How do I pitch Elizabeth Yin?

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

What did Elizabeth Yin do before Hustle Fund?

Co-Founder at LaunchBit; Partner at 500 Startups.

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