Jason Wang

So check this out about Jason Wang – this guy’s the real deal in the startup world. So, he’s a YC S20 alum, which already means he’s got some serious hustle. But his story’s way more than just that. He’s a serial entrepreneur and investor who’s been crushing it in both building and backing big ideas.

Started out with a BS from UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business – straight up, that’s a solid foundation. But what really sets him apart? He jumped into the game early, co-founding Munch On Me, a daily deals platform, and that thing made enough noise to get into YC’s Summer 2011 batch. Dude’s not afraid to take risks.

Then, he went all in on food delivery with Caviar, which he founded and grew into a major player before Square bought it in 2014. That was a huge win – it showed he’s got the vision and the gut to build something that actually moves the needle. Not many can say they’ve done that.

But Jason’s not just a founder. He’s also an investor. Now, he’s a General Partner at Lunatic Capital and a founding partner at Beluga Capital. Basically, he jumped from building startups to backing the next wave of tech. He’s got his finger on the pulse of early-stage innovations, always looking for the future trend.

And if that wasn’t enough, he’s into the restaurant scene, too. He’s involved with Umai Hospitality Group, working on new restaurant concepts, and has ties to brands like Rooster & Rice, Bonchon, and The Halal Guys. This guy’s got a knack for spotting what’s hot, whether it’s tech or food.

He’s based in the SF Bay Area, which makes total sense – that’s the hub for all things startup. And he’s been recognized by Forbes 30 Under 30, which is basically a stamp of being one of the top young entrepreneurs out there.

What does all this say about him? Jason’s driven by a real passion to create, disrupt, and push boundaries. He’s not in it for a quick buck, he loves building things that actually matter, whether that’s a food delivery app or a fresh restaurant concept. His process proves he’s all about the hustle, innovation, and constantly changing.

Bottom line? Jason Wang is one of those guys who’s been there, done that, and keeps moving forward. He’s proven he can build something from nothing, scale it up, and then turn around and help fund the next wave of startups. The dude’s a connector, a builder, and a true believer in the power of tech and good ideas. No Cap, he’s the kind of person you wanna watch because he’s just getting started.