As enterprise Seed investors in NYC, we keep a pulse on all of the new founders and startups entering the ecosystem (and track them weekly in our Enterprise Weekly Newsletter).
Priyanka Somrah
Last year we talked about how the industry was overinflated thanks to megarounds and unprecedented valuations, alluding to a future correction. That correction hit hard in 2022 and its ripple effects will continue to make waves through the entire year to come.
Work-Bench
2022 was a whirlwind. The worsening market downturn certainly weighed on everyone’s mind and to navigate these times, we doubled down on what we know best - our two flywheels of community and corporate engagement.
We are excited to share the news that Daniel Chesley has joined Work-Bench’s investing team as an Associate!
Jessica Lin and Jonathan Lehr
In our search for a Senior Associate, our #1 priority is to find someone as obsessed with enterprise software as we are.
As enterprise software investors at Work-Bench, community is deep in our DNA. For the past 9+ years, we have been building a center of gravity for all things enterprise in New York City.
Kira Colburn
The recent public and private market fluctuations are giving everyone whiplash.
Jonathan Lehr
Community has been rooted in the Work-Bench DNA from day 1 and for years that meant in-person events in NYC.
It happened in the blink of an eye — the NY Enterprise Tech Meetup (NYETM) has turned 10 years old.
As enterprise Seed investors here in NYC, we keep a pulse on all of the new founders and startups entering the ecosystem.
Jessica Lin
NYC Enterprise: #CantStopWontStop
Like much of the country, New York City has experienced its share of battle scars in 2020 from the pandemic, causing a lot of questions around whether or not NYC’s startup ecosystem will survive.
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