Minnie Ingersoll

Minnie Ingersoll is a Partner at TenOneTen Ventures in Los Angeles, California, where she typically invests initial checks of $500,000 to $1 million into early-stage software and data companies. She began her career as an early product manager at Google, where she co-founded the Access Team that eventually spun off the broadband internet subsidiary Google Fiber. In 2013, Ingersoll co-founded the online used car marketplace Shift Technologies, serving as Chief Operating Officer while helping the enterprise raise over $300 million before its public listing via SPAC in October 2020. She holds a computer science degree from Stanford University and an MBA from Harvard Business School, and she currently hosts the LA Venture Podcast. Her current venture capital focus centers on backing pre-Series A startups that are developing artificial intelligence, climate technology, and data infrastructure solutions.