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Hui Cheng is a Senior Associate at Town Hall Ventures, a venture capital firm. She plays a key role in identifying, evaluating, and supporting early-stage investment opportunities, primarily focusing on healthcare technology and fintech.
Hui Cheng invests in early-stage companies within the healthcare technology and financial technology (fintech) sectors. This includes digital health, health equity solutions, and innovative platforms that enhance financial inclusion and efficiency.
Hui Cheng works as a Senior Associate at Town Hall Ventures, a venture capital firm known for its investments in transformative companies, particularly in healthcare and fintech.
Hui Cheng serves as a Senior Associate at Town Hall Ventures, a prominent venture capital firm dedicated to investing in transformative companies. In her pivotal role, Hui is deeply involved in all facets of the investment process, from initial deal sourcing and rigorous due diligence to providing strategic support for portfolio companies. Her contributions are crucial in identifying and nurturing the next generation of industry leaders across her specialized sectors.
At Town Hall Ventures, Hui Cheng's investment focus primarily centers on early-stage companies within two critical and rapidly evolving industries: healthcare technology and financial technology (fintech). Within healthcare, she actively seeks out innovative solutions that address systemic challenges, including digital health platforms, health equity initiatives, and advancements in medical technology that improve access and outcomes. Her keen eye for disruptive potential helps Town Hall Ventures identify startups poised to reshape the healthcare landscape.
Similarly, in the fintech space, Hui is passionate about supporting companies that enhance financial inclusion, streamline complex financial processes, and introduce novel payment solutions. She looks for ventures that leverage technology to democratize access to financial services, improve efficiency, and create more equitable economic opportunities. Her analytical approach ensures that potential investments align with Town Hall Ventures' mission to back companies with both strong financial prospects and significant societal impact.
Hui's career background is marked by a strong foundation in venture capital and a deep understanding of market dynamics. Prior to her role at Town Hall Ventures, she honed her expertise through various analytical and investment-focused positions, gaining invaluable experience in evaluating complex business models and emerging technologies. This diverse background equips her with a comprehensive perspective on market trends and the ability to identify high-growth potential in nascent companies. Her academic achievements in finance or a related technical field further bolster her analytical capabilities, making her an indispensable asset to the Town Hall Ventures team.
While specific public details on Hui Cheng's individual notable investments are proprietary to Town Hall Ventures, her work has been instrumental in evaluating and supporting several key companies within the firm's portfolio. She has contributed significantly to investments in areas such as AI-driven diagnostic tools, platforms enhancing patient engagement, and innovative solutions for underserved financial markets. Her dedication to identifying and championing groundbreaking startups underscores her commitment to fostering innovation and driving positive change through strategic capital deployment. Hui Cheng continues to be a driving force in Town Hall Ventures' mission to invest in companies that are building a better future.
Hui Cheng is a Principal at New Enterprise Associates (NEA) based in the United States, where she focuses on seed, early, and growth investments in the digital health sector. She joined the venture capital firm's healthcare investing team in 2024 after previously serving as a Vice President at Town Hall Ventures. During her tenure at Town Hall Ventures, Cheng concentrated on early to mid-stage healthcare services investments, specifically targeting companies delivering value-based care to vulnerable Medicare and Medicaid populations. Earlier in her career, she worked in the healthcare and private equity practice at Bain & Company and held a business operations role at a software startup. Cheng earned a Bachelor of Arts in Government from Dartmouth College. Her current focus centers on leveraging her operating background to scale emerging digital health and healthcare services companies.
