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Ryan Hand

Ryan Hand

Principal·Menlo Ventures

San Francisco, California, United States

Bio

Professional summary

Ryan Hand is a Principal on Menlo Ventures' Inception team, where she works with and invests in founders at the earliest stages. Her focus is AI-native businesses solving venture-scale problems, and she supports founders on concept validation, wedge definition, and company-building. Before Menlo, she was Vice President on Redesign Health's New Ventures team and worked at early-stage startups including Klara and Parsley Health.

Background

Career, education, and skills

Career history

  • Menlo VenturesPrincipalPresent
  • Redesign HealthVice President, New Ventures
  • KlaraProduct and member experience roles
  • Parsley HealthProduct and member experience roles

Education

  • Columbia UniversityMaster's degree
  • Cornell UniversityUndergraduate studies

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