Wen Hsieh

Wen Hsieh

Founding Managing Partner atMatter Venture PartnersSan Francisco

Wen Hsieh is a founding managing partner at Matter Venture Partners. He previously worked at Kleiner Perkins and McKinsey & Company, and founded OnChip Technologies. He earned degrees from the California Institute of Technology.

What Wen can write

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

  1. OnChip Technologies · founder
  2. McKinsey & Company · Associate Principal
  3. Kleiner Perkins · Managing Partner
  4. Matter Venture Partners · Founding Managing Partner
    Now

Companies founded

OnChip TechnologiesMatter Venture Partners

Focus

hardtechenterprise infrastructureaiindustrial/enterprise iotdisruptive digital devicessemiconductors

Education

California Institute of Technology

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Who is Wen Hsieh?

Wen Hsieh is a founding managing partner at Matter Venture Partners. He previously worked at Kleiner Perkins and McKinsey & Company, and founded OnChip Technologies. He earned degrees from the California Institute of Technology.

How much does Wen Hsieh invest?

Matter Venture Partners has not reported a check size. It invests at seed, series a, series b.

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What did Wen Hsieh do before Matter Venture Partners?

founder at OnChip Technologies; Associate Principal at McKinsey & Company; Managing Partner at Kleiner Perkins.

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