Meet the powerhouse pitch judges at TechCrunch Early Stage 2024


Prepare for an electrifying showdown as the “So You Think You Can Pitch” startup pitch competition at TechCrunch initial stage 2024 will be judged by an esteemed panel of industry experts. We’ve already announced the startup finalists and now you can meet our expert judges!

Leading the charge is Edith Yeung, general partner at Race Capital, whose keen eye for promising startups has earned her recognition as one of the most influential voices in venture capital. With an impressive track record that includes investments in Solana, Lightning Network and Placer.ai, Edith brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to the judging table.

Joining her is Paris Heymann, partner at Index Ventures, whose deep knowledge of software, data and artificial intelligence companies has positioned him as a sought-after advisor in the technology ecosystem. With a background that spans prestigious firms such as Bain Capital and Arena Holdings, Paris brings a strategic perspective honed by years of practical investment experience.

Completing the panel is Raquel Weston Rowell, senior vice president at Insight Partners, whose expertise in organizational discipline and scaling strategies promises invaluable feedback for competing founders. Passionate about guiding startups toward sustainable growth, Rachel has insights that will be instrumental in helping founders refine their pitches and navigate the path forward.

With judges of this caliber, the startup pitch competition in TechCrunch initial stage 2024 It will undoubtedly be an exciting showcase of innovation and business talent. Make sure you are there! Buy your ticket nowbefore prices rise at the door.

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