Enmi has invested in early-mid stage ventures for over 15 years, first as part of venture firms IDG Ventures and Boston Millennia Partners. Most recently, she invested as an angel in seed-stage digital health ventures. Besides investing, Enmi has worked with operating companies of varying sizes anchored around consumer marketing. At NYTimes.com, Enmi focused on the revenue strategy of new digital products. That chapter highlighted the challenges that established companies must navigate amidst sectoral shifts – and how agile, focused startups can outpace even the biggest of head starts. Thereafter, Enmi founded a consumer email startup called replyforall that served both users and brand marketers. That chapter proved a non-stop lesson in the paramount importance of a founder\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s surgical focus and ability to let go of preconceived notions and roadmaps. Enmi also tinkered as a vendor of e-books to get versed in affiliate marketing, a powerful channel of scalable customer acquisition. With such grounding, Enmi works with founders to quickly identify success metrics relevant to both operations and investors. Life events irreversibly broadened Enmi\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s healthcare investment focus. Originally focused on wellness and fitness ventures as a healthcare angel, a car accident while pregnant spurred a hard shift. A protracted diagnostic odyssey and treatment for subsequent nerve pain crystallized the acute need for the entire healthcare value chain to be revamped. Starting Healthy Ventures is her answer for a call to arms to more expansively explore what healthcare should, and can, be. Enmi is committed to bringing empathetic ears and work-ready hands to fortify the entrepreneurs rising to this challenge. Enmi graduated from Harvard University with an AB in Government and Wharton with an MBA with a concentration in Marketing.<\/p>\n