Seema Amble
Seema Amble is a partner at Andreessen Horowitz, where she focuses on early-stage SaaS and B2B fintech investments globally. She joined the firm in 2019 after over a decade of investing in software and fintech, including roles at Goldman Sachs Investment Partners, LeapFrog Investments, and Altamont Capital Partners. She holds a BA in Economics and a JD/MBA from Harvard University, where she was a Baker Scholar.
“Fabrizio Serafini, Seema Amble, and Eric Zhou at a16z surveyed a year of computer-use deployments and found the frontier has shifted from clicking the right button to reliably doing the job”
Source→“If agents operate software directly, dashboards and user habits stop being durable moats. Advantage moves toward proprietary data, execution systems, and embedded operational context. — Seema Amble”
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