f7 Ventures, a mission-driven venture capital firm, has announced the addition of two individuals to its team. Emma Rodgers has been appointed as Executive in Residence, while Kaley Sirak Harder has been appointed as Chief of Staff. Rodgers brings over 20 years of expertise in commercial leadership, product development, and marketing, having previously worked at Meta/Facebook and McKinsey & Company. Sirak Harder, a military veteran and strategic leader, served in the US Air Force for eight years and has a background in digital consulting. These additions to the f7 Ventures team align with the firm’s commitment to supporting early-stage founders and fostering innovation.
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