William (Bill) Bryant

William (Bill) Bryant is a General Partner at Threshold Ventures based in Seattle, Washington, where he focuses on early-stage investments ranging from $2 million to $10 million per company. Before transitioning to venture capital in 2007, he spent nearly two decades as a founder and senior executive, playing instrumental roles in over 25 software and internet companies. His entrepreneurial background includes founding roles at Visio, which was acquired by Microsoft, as well as Netbot and Qpass. As an investor, Bryant has backed numerous successful Pacific Northwest startups, holding board seats at companies like Chef and Remitly, and participating in notable public exits such as Ping Identity and Isilon Systems. The investor holds advanced degrees from the University of Washington, including an MBA, and currently focuses on generalist early-stage investing across enterprise software, consumer technology, and digital media.