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Ryan Sutton-Gee

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Founder at PlanGrid

San Francisco Bay Area

FoundedPlanGrid · YC

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About

Ryan Sutton-Gee co-founded PlanGrid, a construction management platform acquired by Autodesk in 2018, and now invests in seed and early-stage B2B SaaS companies, particularly in the architecture, engineering, and construction sector.

Founder at PlanGridYC W12

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Ryan went through Y Combinator (Winter 2012) — any YC alum in your network can reach them through the YC community.

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PlanGrid's investors · 20

500 GlobalPalo Alto · $150K checks · since 2012Agrolimen VenturesBase Venture Management, Inc.Oakland · $100K – $700K checksBoost VCSan Mateo · $500K checksBoxHilton Head IslandBoxGroupNew York · $250K – $1M checksBrick Mortar VenturesSan FranciscoDag VenturesPalo AltoFounders FundSan Francisco · $500K – $5M checks · since 2015GV (Google Ventures)Mountain View · $250K – $50M checksInitialized CapitalSan Francisco · $1M – $5M checksMI VenturesNew YorkNavitas CapitalCulver City · $100K – $5M checksNorthgateDanville · since 2015Sam AltmanSequoia CapitalMenlo Park · $4.4M – $214M checks · since 2015SV AngelSan Francisco · $150K – $20M checksTenaya CapitalPalo Alto · $5M – $10M checks · since 2015Venture Investment AssociatesPeapackY CombinatorSan Francisco · $500K checks · since 2012

Co-founders at PlanGrid

TYTracy Young
Tracy YoungFounder/CEO
RGRalph Gootee
Ralph GooteeFounder/CTO
KS
Kenny StoneExecutive Officer, Director, Promoter

Experience

  1. RSGTAngel Investorcurrent2019 — presentSan Francisco Bay Area
  2. PlanGridCo-Founder2011 — 2018San Francisco, CA
  3. ITSI Gilbane CompanyScheduler/Cost Control Engineer2010 — 2011Walnut Creek, CA
  4. ITSI Gilbane CompanyEstimator2009 — 2010
  5. Stacy and Witbeck, Inc.Estimating Intern2006 — 2007

Skills & more

Construction Management57Civil Engineering18Construction46Subcontracting14Early-stage Startups6Fundraising3Sales4Customer Service5Contract Management26Project Management10Green Building10Construction Safety8
+9 moreProgram ManagementProposal WritingProject BiddingStart-upsEntrepreneurshipPrimavera P6Strategic PlanningCoffeePublic Speaking
  • PlanGrid Field Certified — PlanGrid, an Autodesk company

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Ryan Sutton-Gee?
Ryan Sutton-Gee co-founded PlanGrid, a construction management platform acquired by Autodesk in 2018, and now invests in seed and early-stage B2B SaaS companies, particularly in the architecture, engineering, and construction sector.
Where does Ryan Sutton-Gee work?
Ryan Sutton-Gee is Founder of PlanGrid.
What companies did Ryan Sutton-Gee found?
Ryan Sutton-Gee founded PlanGrid.
What companies has Ryan Sutton-Gee invested in?
Investments tracked here include Atmos, Bild AI, Concord Materials, Edexia, Handoff, Hatch, HERA, Hightouch, Humoniq, InspectMind AI, Jinba, Kanda, and 11 more.
Where did Ryan Sutton-Gee go to school?
Ryan Sutton-Gee studied at Y Combinator (YC W12); Stanford University (MS, Civil Engineering - Construction Engineering Management); California State University-Sacramento (BS, Construction Management).

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