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Andrew Trader

Special Advisor at Bullpen Capital

San Francisco, California

Overview 

Andrew Trader is currently a Special Advisor at Bullpen Capital in San Francisco, known for his role as a co-founder of Madison Reed and as a founding team member at Zynga. With a background as a successful entrepreneur and venture partner, he is dedicated to supporting founders in the marketing tech, analytics, consumer internet, and enterprise sectors.

Work Experience 

  • Portfolio Impact

    2024 - Current

    Supporting the extraordinary founders and portfolio at TVC.

TVC is a transformational, early-stage venture firm backed by world class entrepreneurs and business leaders.

  • Founder Coaching

    2017

    Helped 30+ companies raise more than $1B in follow on financing. Coaching the best portfolio companies from YC, a16z, CRV, Craft, First Round, Bonfire, Bullpen, and Sequoia. Companies include Mercury, Suger.io, Aeropay, Reactiv, OneRail, Rei do Pitaco, Swish Analytics and more.

  • Founding Partner

    2016

    Seed stage venture capital investing in extraordinary entrepreneurs, including Mercury!

  • Special Advisor

    2023 - 2025

  • Operating Partner and Head of Platform

    2018 - 2023

Bullpen is a venture capital fund that invests in post-seed capital into early-stage companies.

  • Co-Founder

    2013 - 2015

    Madison Reed (www.madison-reed.com) is revolutionizing every aspect of the home hair care market.

Madison Reed is a beauty company that offers hair coloring products online.

Raised $273,711,245.00 from Runway Growth Capital.

  • Venture Partner

    2010 - 2013

    Helping great entrepreneurs build huge consumer technology companies.

  • Founding Team

    2007 - 2010

    Acquired by Take-Two for $12.7B

Zynga is a mobile game developer that creates and operates social games as live services played on the Internet.

Raised $2,318,550,786.00 from Kleiner Perkins, T. Rowe Price, Morgan Stanley and Fidelity.

  • CEO

    2006 - 2007

    Acquired by Cisco.

  • Co-founder

    1999 - 2001

    Acquired by IBM for $377m.

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