Renate Nyborg is the founder and CEO of Meeno, a generative-AI app teaching people - mostly young men - how to build real relationships, which she frames as a fight against loneliness she rates 'on par with climate change.' She was the first woman to run Tinder and previously led Apple's App Store subscriptions in Europe and built Headspace's first international product and marketing org. Half Norwegian, half Dutch, raised across four countries and fluent in five languages, she studied philosophy at Cambridge in her third language. Meeno has raised about $5 million from Sequoia, Andrew Ng's AI Fund and NEA, and has pivoted from text advice toward voice-based practice scenarios it calls the 'Duolingo of dating.'

Whitney Wolfe Herd co-founded Tinder, sued it for sexual harassment, and turned that lawsuit into Bumble - the dating app where women make the first move. By 31, she became the world's youngest female self-made billionaire and the youngest woman to take a self-founded company public in U.S. history. After stepping down as CEO in 2023 and experiencing what she calls an 'ego death,' she returned to lead Bumble in 2025 with a new vision: rebuilding it as 'The Love Company.'

Jeff Morris Jr. is the founder and managing partner of Chapter One, a pre-seed and seed-stage venture firm with ~$130M AUM. A former VP of Product Revenue at Tinder where he built Tinder Gold and helped add $8B+ to Match Group's market cap, he has seed-invested in 13 unicorns including Mercury, Supabase, Compound Finance, Dapper Labs, and Superhuman. He writes the 'New Internet' Substack and is known as 'the product person on your cap table.'