Jeremy Liew

Lightspeed Venture Partners

Liew worked at IAC and AOL before he joined Lightspeed in 2006. Gaming guru invested in Playdom, which sold to Disney last summer for $563 million (plus a $200 million earn-out) and backed online games startup Serious Business, which just sold to Zynga. Liew’s current portfolio includes the hot--Groupon competitor LivingSocial and metrosexual pants retailer Bonobos--and the not: Kim Kardashian’s website ShoeDazzle.com.

Relationships Interlocks Giving Data

Federal Election Campaign Contributions

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Biden Victory Fund

• 2 contributions · 630,000 USD (Jun 26 '20→Jul 9 '20)

American Bridge 21st Century One of the primary Super PACs supporting Hillary Clinton's presidential bid

• 2 contributions · 200,000 USD (Sep 2 '20→Dec 4 '20)

Tech for Campaigns

• 3 contributions · 121,000 USD (Oct 23 '19→Sep 25 '20)

Fair Fight

• 2 contributions · 101,000 USD (May 13 '19→Nov 26 '20)

For Our Future

• 1 contribution · 100,000 USD (Sep 8 '20)

Barack Obama 44th President of the United States

• 3 contributions · 40,800 USD ('12)

Democratic National Committee Governing body for the U.S. Democratic Party

• 1 contribution · 36,500 USD (Jun 22 '21)

National Venture Capital Association Venturepac

• 3 contributions · 15,000 USD (Jan 11 '19→Jan 28 '21)

Bullock Victory Fund

• 1 contribution · 12,700 USD (Aug 19 '20)

Democratic Party of Wisconsin

• 2 contributions · 12,500 USD (Aug 28 '20→Jun 2 '21)

Schools

Stanford Graduate School of Business

• MBA