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Angela Strange
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Angela Strange

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More About Angela

Angela Strange is a General Partner at Andreessen Horowitz, where she focuses on financial services, insurance, and B2B software (with AI). Today, Angela serves on the boards of Addi, Cygnvs, hyperexponential, Jeeves, Moov, Sardine, Tally, Valon, and Vesta.

Angela also coined the idea that “Every Company Will Be a Fintech Company” — the now widely cited observation that companies will increasingly derive a significant portion of their revenue from financial services driven by the influx of new, transformative financial infrastructure tools.

Prior to joining a16z, Angela was a product manager at Google where she launched and grew Chrome for Android and Chrome for iOS into two of Google’s most successful mobile products. She has also served as director of product management and business development at Ruba.com (acquired by Google), a senior associate partner at Bay Partners focusing on the consumer internet sector, and a consultant at Mercer Management Consulting in Toronto.

Angela helped launch and was co-chair of C100, a non-profit that bridges Canadian entrepreneurs with Silicon Valley, and on the Canadian Finance Minister Morneau’s Economic Growth Council. She earned her Mechanical Engineering degree from Queen’s University in Canada and an MBA from Stanford. Angela is also a world-class athlete, having spent two years training professionally as a runner; she has won several marathons and achieved a seventh-place national ranking in Canada.

Latest Content

  • Jack Henry CTO Ben Metz shares how banks’ historical tech infrastructure and regulatory obstacles have stymied innovation—and how Jack Henry is helping them overcome these challenges.

  • How AI is Transforming Labor Markets
    Alex Rampell, Angela Strange, and David Haber

    Did you know the U.S. nurse labor market is over $600 billion annually, but the dedicated software market for nurses is almost zero?

  • “AI Inside” Opens New Markets for Vertical SaaS
    Angela Strange, James da Costa, and The a16z Enterprise Team

    In this post, we will look at how AI will open new markets previously deemed too “small” to support a large vertical SaaS company.

  • October 2024 Fintech Newsletter: Fintech isn’t dead. AI is driving a new beginning 
    Angela Strange, James da Costa, Santiago Rodriguez, and Alex Immerman

    In this month's fintech newsletter, we look at how AI is driving a new beginning for fintech. Plus, when fintechs look more like banks, what does it mean for valuations?

  • Vertical SaaS: Now with AI Inside
    Angela Strange and James da Costa

    In this post, we look at how AI is increasing VSaaS revenue per customer by enabling vertical SaaS companies to take on tasks previously too complex for software.

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