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Amperos
Amperos is a multi-agent platform for processing medical claims.
Talia Goldberg is a partner in Bessemer’s San Francisco office and invests across software and consumer. She supports teams that leverage AI to create new categories and progress the way we live and work. She looks for founders building radically better products with unique distribution models.
Talia joined Bessemer in 2013 and later became the youngest elected partner in firm history. She is partner to DeepL, Discord, Fal AI, Intercom, Kindred, Lithic, Papaya Global, Perplexity, Rupa Health, ServiceTitan, Shippo, Stubhub, Supermaven (now Cursor), Syndio, Teachable, and Toss, among others. Learn more on her blog and hear from many of the entrepreneurs she has backed by listening to This is Series A. She was featured in Forbes 30 Under 30 for Venture Capital.
Talia graduated from the University of Pennsylvania. She grew up in Portland, Oregon, which she insists is home to the best ice cream and pizza in America.
Talia believes that technology is the engine for human progress. That’s what she loves the most about working in venture capital — it fuels this engine by empowering and supporting ambitious entrepreneurs to build the future.
“The world is shaped by small teams of extremely ambitious people who move fast and think differently. Here’s to the crazy ones, the misfits, the rebels…”
Startups are inherently underdogs. Talia is attracted to entrepreneurs that challenge the status quo. Startups like Perplexity and DeepL exemplify this, taking on behemoths like Google by reimagining search and translation. The question “Won’t [insert large company] eventually do this?” isn’t a deterrent. What matters is execution.
Everything big starts small. Technology creates new markets and transforms existing ones. When Talia first learned about Rupa Health, it was dismissed by most as “niche.” But Talia believed in the founder’s vision: that personalized and root cause medicine isn’t a small trend, it is the future of health and wellness, propelled by advances in diagnostics, telemedicine, and AI.
The best ideas often sound absurd at first. To foster conversation around what the next decade will bring and engage in discussions that challenge the status quo, Talia has made it a tradition to host gatherings where guests share their most unconventional, far-fetched, downright crazy ideas.
When Talia first discovered ServiceTitan in 2013, the Glendale-based company was a tiny startup selling software to plumbers. Watching ServiceTitan become a market leading company powering essential industries has been one of her most rewarding experiences.
Talia isn’t a fair weather fan. She is there when things get messy. When a company faces obstacles, needs to land a crucial hire, or whatever it may be, she rolls up her sleeves alongside the team.