Tanya Beja

General Partner

Bio

Tanya is a General Partner leading the Economic Infrastructure team, where she focuses on investments and incubations that directly benefit working families. Tanya has extensive experience at the intersection of venture capital, venture philanthropy, and social entrepreneurship. Prior to AlleyCorp, she was the Head of Latin America at Blue Marble Microinsurance, where she helped incubate and scale socially impactful, commercially viable insurance protection to the underserved. 

Previously, she managed a $10M portfolio of grants and program-related investments spanning the homelessness, housing, and workforce development portfolios at the Robin Hood Foundation. Tanya started her career at IGNIA, Latin America’s first impact investing venture fund, focused on investing in startups serving the emerging middle class in Latin America.

Tanya holds a master’s degree in public policy from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government and a BA summa cum laude from Tufts University.

Companies

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Ordo

Investment

The software and logistics layer connecting America's students and families to fresh food they love.

Stepful

Investment

Reimagining healthcare education.

Coral Care

Investment

Revolutionizing pediatric specialty care.

Alchemy

Investment

Revolutionizing pediatric specialty care.

Upwage

Investment

On a mission to create $1 trillion new wealth for the 44% of Americans who make less than $16/hr, using the power of big data & AI.

Dandi

Investment

Making it simple and secure to collect, analyze, and share people data—across your entire company.

Kiip

Investment | Acquired

A platform for individuals to freely, simply, and securely manage their personal vital documents.

Maro

Investment

Addressing pediatric mental health through school systems.

Alice

Investment

Giving frontline employees a raise, for free, by offering commuter benefits without the need for an upfront contribution.

Patch Caregiving

Investment

Building childcare that actually works for the hourly workforce.

Tough Leaf

Investment

Empowering minority and women-owned businesses to win more projects in the construction industry.