Jonathan Abrams
Member at C100
Jonathan Abrams
Member at C100
San Francisco, California
Overview
Work Experience
Co-founder and General Partner
2020 - Current
8-Bit Capital invests in startups that connect people and businesses in new ways
Member
2020
C100 is the preeminent global community of Canadians in tech, a mission-driven network committed to supporting, inspiring and connecting the most promising Canadian entrepreneurial leaders.
Board Member
2015 - 2023
Girls in Tech is a global non-profit focused on the engagement, education and empowerment of girls and women who are passionate about technology.
Early investor and advisor
2008 - 2023
Co-founder & Managing Partner
2011 - 2022
Founders Den was San Francisco’s favorite workspace and community for startups and investors. Founders Den alumni include August, AutoFi, Chartio, DataSift, Docker, Domino Data Lab, Eight Sleep, Fond, Kaggle, Kapwing, Naked Labs, Peek, Plaid, Rescale, Revel Systems, Rollbar, Socialcam, Streak, Survata, ThirdLove, Wanelo, and Zeplin. Founders Den has been home to top investors including Amplify Partners, Basis Set Ventures, Bullpen Capital, Correlation Ventures, Data Collective, Maveron, Norwest Venture Partners, Precursor Ventures, Spark Capital, and Uncork Capital.
Founder
2012 - 2019
Nuzzel is a professional news discovery service used by many of the top influencers in media, technology, and finance. Nuzzel was named one of the best apps of the year by Google Play, the New York Times, Fast Company, and Time Magazine. Nuzzel is backed by top Silicon Valley investors including Andreessen Horowitz, CRV, Homebrew, Lowercase Capital, Uncork Capital, Marc Benniof, and Max Levchin.
Mentor
2018 - 2018
Selected as a top mentor by Techstars + Comcast
Angel Investor
2008 - 2018
Investor in over 50 startups, including AngelList, ClearTax, CoinList, Docker, Front, HelloSign, Instacart, Mixmax, Pachyderm, Republic, SafeGraph, Sense, Shortcut, Slideshare, Stream, and Zeplin.
Advisor
2012 - 2017
CodeNow is a nonprofit focused on teaching under-represented youth to code. CodeNow was one of the first non-profits in Y Combinator, and has been supported by Bloomberg and Google.
Founder
2005 - 2010