Mallun Yen is a venture capital investor at Operator Collective who built her career scaling enterprise businesses at Cisco and RPX before co-founding ChIPs, a global nonprofit that grew from seven women heads of IP to over 5,000 members redirecting billions in legal spend toward diverse lawyers. She designed Operator Collective's fund structure to bring 130+ enterprise operators in as limited partners rather than just advisors, creating a community-first investment model that uses the collective's operating experience to help B2B software founders instead of relying on traditional partner-capacity approaches. Mallun Yen is a venture capital investor at Operator Collective who built her career scaling enterprise businesses at Cisco and RPX before co-founding ChIPs, a global nonprofit that grew from seven women heads of IP to over 5,000 members redirecting billions in legal spend toward diverse lawyers. She designed Operator Collective's fund structure to bring 130+ enterprise operators in as limited partners rather than just advisors, creating a community-first investment model that uses the collective's operating experience to help B2B software founders instead of relying on traditional partner-capacity approaches.