Julie Lein

Julie Lein is a prominent figure in the startup ecosystem with a focus on Urban Tech.

She pursued her undergraduate studies in Public Policy at Stanford University before furthering her education with an MBA from MIT Sloan School of Management.

Julie Lein has held key roles in various organizations, showcasing her proficiency in leadership and innovation.

As the former Managing Partner and Co-Founder at Urban Innovation Fund, she played a significant role in nurturing startups in the urban tech space.

Prior to that, she co-founded Tumml and served as President, contributing to the growth of early-stage companies driving urban innovation.

Julie's commitment to education led her to be an Education Pioneers Fellow at Revolution Foods, where she made notable contributions.

Her analytical skills were honed during her time as an Analyst at Tulchin Research, Assistant Analyst at Greenberg Quinlan Rosner, and Research Analyst at LECG.

Julie Lein's diverse experience across organizations reflects her expertise in urban innovation, education policy, and research analysis.