Scott Beechuk is a Partner at Norwest who invests in enterprise software. He previously held executive roles at Salesforce and co-founded three startups.

What Scott can write

Writes checks of$1M to $10M
Comes in atSeed, Series ACan lead the round
Pitch pageSubmit on their siteThe firm asks founders to apply here.

Norwest Venture Partners writes $1M to $10M checks, larger than 83% of firms in the atlas.

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Career

  1. eMassive · CEO
  2. Salesforce · senior vice president of product management
    2010-2017
  3. Norwest · Partner
    Now

Companies founded

eMassive

Investments named in public bios

BluecoreGalvanizeLeanplumNumbers StationPhiar

Focus

aisalesgrowthenterprise softwareagentic systemsCX

Education

University of Michigan’s School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Bachelor of Science

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Who is Scott Beechuk?

Scott Beechuk is a Partner at Norwest who invests in enterprise software. He previously held executive roles at Salesforce and co-founded three startups.

How much does Scott Beechuk invest?

Scott Beechuk invests through Norwest Venture Partners, which writes checks of $1M to $10M at seed, series a.

How do I pitch Scott Beechuk?

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

What did Scott Beechuk do before Norwest Venture Partners?

CEO at eMassive; senior vice president of product management at Salesforce.

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