Lindsay Ullman brings unusually full-stack experience across the startup ecosystem, having been a founder, investor at GV/Google Ventures, buyer/acquirer, incubator leader at Sidewalk Labs/Alphabet, and product executive at Angi, which gives her empathy for every side of the table from inception through acquisition. She co-created the Coalition Network with three other high-profile women operators, positioning her as part of a distinctive operator-investor collective that actively works to put diverse operators on cap tables rather than acting as a traditional, standalone solo GP.

• Deep involvement in operational logistics for senior care and community marketplaces. She appears to value founders who get into the weeds of execution, as seen when she publicly engaged a major payment processor to unblock API access so volunteers delivering groceries could get reimbursed, or when she sourced workarounds to verify senior users on messaging apps.
• Strong preference for mission-driven companies that solve critical societal problems, particularly in health and financial access for underserved populations. This is evident in her support for startups that help low-income Americans manage government benefits, as well as her enthusiasm for companies tackling complex urban health challenges.
• Advocacy for genuine diversity and accountability within the venture capital ecosystem. She highlights funds that move beyond lip service to actually support diverse founders and partners, and she actively stands behind women who speak out against harassment in the industry to improve startup culture.
• Appreciation for the intersection of technology, government, and civic duty. She values collaboration between private sector innovation and public sector needs, demonstrated by her pride in working directly with state governments to coordinate volunteer services and her praise for business leaders taking actionable stands on global issues like climate change.