Samer Hamadeh

Samer Hamadeh is the founder & CEO of Zeel, an in-home and digital health company focused on musculoskeletal pain, behavioral health, and diagnostic testing. Hamadeh co-founded his first business, a textbook publisher, and co-authored bestsellers The Internship Bible and America’s Top Internships while in college. In 1997, he co-founded Vault.com, a pioneering job board, and career platform, that was sold in 2007 to a private-equity firm.

A serial entrepreneur and venture partner at Lightspeed Venture Partners and Alpaca Ventures, Hamadeh is a board observer, angel investor, and advisor to nearly two dozen companies, including bbot (sold to DoorDash), PrivCo, GetMaid (sold to Homejoy/Google), Welcome Tech, Portal, millionways, Directly, and PublicStuff (sold to Accela). Samer sits on the board of two non-profits: OneVoice Movement and TramutoPorter Foundation. He is a David Rockefeller Fellow as well as member of Young Presidents Organization (YPO) and holds a BS in chemistry and an MS in chemical engineering from Stanford University.