Elizabeth Weil

Founder & Partner at Scribble Ventures · Joined 2020

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Biography

Elizabeth Weil is Founder & Partner of Scribble Ventures, which she started in March 2020 and which closed a first fund of about $42 million reported by Forbes in February 2021. Her page on the firm's site records a BA in Economics and a Masters in Engineering from Stanford University, where she has also taught in the engineering department, the Graduate School of Business and the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design. Before founding Scribble she was an early executive at Twitter, a Partner at Andreessen Horowitz, and spent four years as Managing Director at 137 Ventures focused on late-stage secondary opportunities, with earlier investing roles at IVP, Menlo Ventures and Radar Partners. She also founded Paperwheel, a design and letterpress company. Her page names Whatnot, Certn, Titan, Luminai, Checkmate, NCX and DigitalBrain among her investments and states more than 100 angel investments including Slack, SpaceX, Figma, Coinbase, Superplastic, Gusto, Tipalti, Envoy, Daily.co and Carta. No board seat is stated on any page opened, so boardSeats is empty.

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Notable Investments

WhatnotCertnTitanLuminaiCheckmateNCXDigitalBrain

Career Timeline

2020
Founds Scribble Ventures in March 2020, per Forbes.
2021
Closes Scribble's first fund of about $42 million, reported by Forbes on 4 February 2021; Forbes names her and Annelies Gamble as the firm's two full-time partners.

Sources & References

Scribble Ventures - Elizabeth Weil ↗Scribble Ventures - Team ↗Forbes - Scribble debuts with $42 million (4 Feb 2021) ↗