Andrew Chen
General partner at Andreessen Horowitz and author of The Cold Start Problem; led growth at Uber.
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- Andrew Chen is a general partner at Andreessen Horowitz, focused on a16z Speedrun.
- Before that he led growth teams at Uber in its pre-IPO years.
- He wrote The Cold Start Problem, a book on network effects.
- He has blogged on growth and marketplaces since 2007 and now writes on Substack.
Key facts
- Now
- General partner at Andreessen Horowitz, on a16z Speedrun, which invests up to $1M in new startups1
- Uber
- Led growth teams during its pre-IPO growth1
- Book
- The Cold Start Problem1
- Education
- BS in applied mathematics, University of Washington, at 191
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