Co-Founder and General Partner
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Jonathan Lehr invests or supports investments through Work-Bench's published strategy: Back enterprise software founders at seed and work alongside them to turn first customers into a repeatable go-to-market process from one to ten to one hundred accounts.
Founders questioning entrenched enterprise workflows across AI, developer tools, infrastructure, security and applications, with strong user insight and sales learning velocity.
The firm is focused on early enterprise technology; consumer-only businesses and companies without a credible enterprise go-to-market motion are less aligned.
Show the enterprise problem, initial users, product insight, first selling motion, ideal customer profile and the specific 0-to-1 go-to-market work to tackle together.
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Jonathan Lehr is listed by Work-Bench as Co-Founder and General Partner. Invests in AI, machine learning, developer tools and infrastructure; founded the New York Enterprise Technology Meetup and previously worked in Morgan Stanley's CIO office.