Michael Lin

The 23 Fund is a venture capital firm that backs extraordinary entrepreneurs from the Stanford Graduate School of Business MBA Class of 2023. The fund aims to add value by being the most hands-on investor to every GSB founder. We leverage our class strength and breadth of experience through a network of Limited Partners and a dedicated Operations Team for portfolio support.

A network for entrepreneurs building in stealth. Submit your information here so investors can find you: harmonic.ai/get-discovered

Inclusive Health is a health equity platform that improves well-being through culturally tailored content and digital tools, backed by live employee group coaching. We help employees manage stress, and we save money for Benefit teams by increasing utilization of preventative offerings.

The 23 Fund is a venture capital firm that backs extraordinary entrepreneurs from the Stanford Graduate School of Business MBA Class of 2023. The fund aims to add value by being the most hands-on investor to every GSB founder. We leverage our class strength and breadth of experience through a network of Limited Partners and a dedicated Operations Team for portfolio support.

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A wellspring of innovation, the school occupies a 1,232-acre campus near downtown Berkeley. UC Berkeley, also known as Cal, was established in 1868 as the flagship of today’s 10-campus University of California.