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Andrew Ehrenberg
Partner
Andrew has an eclectic array of skills and interests and continues to flex these talents at Eberg. He is a musician, a performer, an athlete, a talented writer and an analytics junkie.
Andrew received his BSI in Informatics from the University of Michigan, and has spent extensive time operating at the intersection of technology and entrepreneurship. He was a Product Manager in Data Analytics at DataRobot before working as a venture capitalist focusing on web3 investments for Velvet Sea Ventures.
As part of his side hustle with Eberg he got wildly passionate about one of our portfolio companies, EmpireDAO, and joined founder “Multichain Mike” Fraietta as the Director of Partnerships. Helping to bridge the gap between creators and web3 tools and technologies, Andrew has found his calling that tickles both sides of his unusual brain.
It is also important to note that Andrew was 8-0 on the bump during his Junior year at Poly Prep in Brooklyn (a perennial top 50 team in the US) with an 0.86 ERA, and closed out the State Championship game in 2014 to go along with two other championship campaigns. Not too bad for a 5’10” righty throwing low-80s. Andrew exemplifies true grit.
Andrew received his BSI in Informatics from the University of Michigan, and has spent extensive time operating at the intersection of technology and entrepreneurship. He was a Product Manager in Data Analytics at DataRobot before working as a venture capitalist focusing on web3 investments for Velvet Sea Ventures.
As part of his side hustle with Eberg he got wildly passionate about one of our portfolio companies, EmpireDAO, and joined founder “Multichain Mike” Fraietta as the Director of Partnerships. Helping to bridge the gap between creators and web3 tools and technologies, Andrew has found his calling that tickles both sides of his unusual brain.
It is also important to note that Andrew was 8-0 on the bump during his Junior year at Poly Prep in Brooklyn (a perennial top 50 team in the US) with an 0.86 ERA, and closed out the State Championship game in 2014 to go along with two other championship campaigns. Not too bad for a 5’10” righty throwing low-80s. Andrew exemplifies true grit.
