Yuval Yarden. (Photo via Glass-U)
Yuval Yarden, the Temple grad who has worked at startups like Penn sunglasses retailer Glass-U and stealth mode startup Zoomer (and organizes a monthly meetup for women in tech and organizes Start. Stay Grow. and helps out with Philly Startup Leaders and…), is now working for DreamIt Ventures, she told us.
Yarden is DreamIt Partner David Bookspan’s partner operations manager. (These are somewhat customary roles: at First Round Capital, Ben Cmejla, hired last May, is Josh Kopelman’s partner operations manager.)
At DreamIt, Yarden, a graduate of Lower Merion High School, will be working mainly on fundraising.
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