Education:

Masters and B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering from Cornell
Earned her MBA at Kellogg School at Northwestern University
“When I went to Cornell for my undergrad, my class of more than 100 engineers had less than 10 women. We need to get more women to start early in these areas.”

 

Accomplishment:

#1 woman & #10 overall  of the Forbes Global 100 VC Midas List of top venture capitalist in 2015

#17 in the Fast company Most Creative People in Business List in 2016
Top #100 Power Women  in 2016

 

Traits:

1. She see Being a woman as a strength

"If ten-term sheets are from guys and I'm the only woman, I'm the one that's usually selected. Women can bring different perspectives when we talk to CEOs and we can offer different angles." - Jenny Lee

 

2. She's an Investment Evolutionist

Her strategies evolve with the evolving market.  In other words, she's a "know it when you see it" - style investor rather than following a narrow thesis.

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3. Though she sees gender bias in her industry, she believes the success of a business is not gender-driven:  PASSION DRIVES SUCCESS