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Yehong Zhu

Founder

Founder at Zette

San Francisco, California, United States

FoundedZette

About

Yehong Zhu is the founder and CEO of Zette AI and is currently developing a new venture at a stealth-stage company. Her background includes a product role at Twitter and journalism work at Forbes, and she studied philosophy at Harvard. She was named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 list.

Founder at Zette

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Experience

  1. StealthBuilding Something Newcurrent2026 β€” presentSan Francisco, California, United States
  2. Zette AICo-Founder & CEOcurrent2025 β€” presentSan Francisco Bay Area
  3. ZetteFounder & CEOcurrent2021 β€” presentSan Francisco, California, United States
  4. HeadlineVC Scout2024 β€” 2026San Francisco, California, United States
  5. TwitterProduct Manager2018 β€” 2019San Francisco Bay Area | London, England
  6. Northern Light Venture CapitalInternship Coordinator2016 β€” 2018Menlo Park, CA | Beijing, China | Shanghai, China
  7. Harvard Square ConsultingCo-Founder & CEO2015 β€” 2017Cambridge, MA
  8. ForbesBusiness Writer2016New York, United States

Skills & more

Public Speaking52Writing28Entrepreneurship18Product Management1Journalism2Community Outreach15Social Networking35Research8Web Design3Leadership11Teamwork17

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Yehong Zhu?
Yehong Zhu is the founder and CEO of Zette AI and is currently developing a new venture at a stealth-stage company. Her background includes a product role at Twitter and journalism work at Forbes, and she studied philosophy at Harvard. She was named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 list.
Where does Yehong Zhu work?
Yehong Zhu is Founder of Zette.
What companies did Yehong Zhu found?
Yehong Zhu founded Zette.
Where did Yehong Zhu go to school?
Yehong Zhu studied at Harvard University (Bachelor's Degree, Philosophy & Government); University of Cambridge (Visiting Scholar, Philosophy & Human, Social, and Political Sciences).

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