Cindy Bi reinvests 80% of her management fees back into her fund with a $200,000 annual minimum commitment and built her venture track from immigrating from China at 20 to study civil engineering, then founding and selling a hardware company while working full-time as a software consultant at Accenture. Before raising outside capital, she personally invested over $400,000 of her own money into startups and accumulated a portfolio of 100+ investments including three unicorns seeded as early as 2012, and pioneered the use of AngelList's Rolling Fund structure as an early adopter, raising over $2M in two weeks largely via social media. Cindy Bi reinvests 80% of her management fees back into her fund with a $200,000 annual minimum commitment and built her venture track from immigrating from China at 20 to study civil engineering, then founding and selling a hardware company while working full-time as a software consultant at Accenture. Before raising outside capital, she personally invested over $400,000 of her own money into startups and accumulated a portfolio of 100+ investments including three unicorns seeded as early as 2012, and pioneered the use of AngelList's Rolling Fund structure as an early adopter, raising over $2M in two weeks largely via social media.