Jessica Peltz-Zatulove

Jessica Peltz-Zatulove is a Founding Partner at Hannah Grey, a venture capital firm she co-founded in October 2020.4 Hannah Grey is an early-stage venture capital fund that invests in customer-centric founders reimagining everyday experiences to improve work and life.1

Some key points about Jessica Peltz-Zatulove:

Professional Background

• Prior to founding Hannah Grey, she was a Senior Managing Partner at MDC Ventures, the corporate VC fund of Stagwell (formerly MDC Partners).23
• She has led investments in companies like Netomi, Gradient.io (acquired by Criteo), Veritonic, and others.2
• She's an active angel investor with investments in companies like Lively (acquired by Wacoal), AspireIQ, and Bennie.2

Education and Early Career

• She graduated from Indiana University's Kelley School of Business with a degree in marketing and international relations.34
• Her early career included roles in media strategy for Fortune 500 brands.1

Notable Achievements

• Co-founded Global Women in VC, the world's largest community for women investors, with over 5,000 members across 3,000+ venture funds in 70+ countries.34
• Named by Business Insider as one of the "Best Female Early Stage Investors".3
• Selected by Forbes as a "Women Leader in Corporate VC to Know".3

Current Roles

• Founding Partner at Hannah Grey VC.4
• Mentor at Techstars and Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator.4
• Founding member of the Guggenheim Museum's Technology and Innovation Council.4

Jessica is known for her customer-centric approach to investing and her efforts to promote gender diversity in the venture capital industry.13