Grace Ge

Overview

Grace Ge is a venture capital investor based in San Francisco, California, specializing in enterprise and software sectors. She has a diverse portfolio that includes companies such as Everlaw, OpenSpace, and Photomath. Her investment focus spans areas like SaaS, consumer internet, SMB software, data services, and enterprise solutions. She is particularly interested in the future of education and work, HR and talent, health care, remote work technology, medical testing, apps, life sciences, artificial intelligence, information services, and robotics. In her role as a Principal at Menlo Ventures, Grace sources, evaluates, and advocates for new venture fund investments at the seed, Series A, and Series B stages, while also supporting existing portfolio companies. She has been instrumental in exploring new areas of interest and further developing existing theses around the consumerization of the enterprise, supply chain/logistics, and emerging consumer brands. Her background includes operating and investing experience, with previous roles at RRE Ventures and Accenture. Grace graduated with honors from Rice University with a BA in Mathematical Economic Analysis and Political Science. She has served as Co-Lead of Pitching to the Partnership, a monthly series that connects emerging women in venture with partners from other firms, and has been an advisor to the Board of the Made organization, which supports local startups and founders in New York and San Francisco. She also mentors first-generation college students through the SWAG organization.

Investment Focus

• Focus on enterprise and software sectors
• Interest in future of education and work, HR and talent, health care, remote work technology, medical testing, apps, life sciences, artificial intelligence, information services, and robotics
• Investment size between $8 million and $15 million, with a preference around $12 million
• Stage preference: Seed, Series A, and Series B

Portfolio Companies