Heather Gorham
Heather Gorham is currently Co-Founder at Ineffable Intelligence and Partner at Flying Fish. She founded Ineffable Intelligence, a startup that is still running.
Fortune: Ineffable Intelligence names six nonfounders as cofounders, including four ex-DeepMind hires and an InstaDeep executive
Ineffable Intelligence granted the title of cofounder to six people—four from Google DeepMind, one from InstaDeep, and one from a Seattle venture firm—despite none having founded the ten-month-old London startup, which has no product and a $5... valuation reported by Fortune.
David Silver’s Ineffable Intelligence Adds Six Co‑founders, Including Four Former DeepMind Researchers
Ineffable Intelligence, the London AI startup founded by former DeepMind RL chief David Silver, added six co‑founders — four ex‑DeepMind researchers — to senior roles, including leaders for reinforcement learning, science, compute, and research engineering. The hires (Chris Apps, Wojciech Czarnecki, Lasse Espeholt, Junhyuk Oh, Alexandre Laterre, and Heather Gorham) reflect a continued migration from DeepMind and a focus on automating RL research and infrastructure.
Ineffable Intelligence names six new ‘cofounders’ — ex-DeepMind, InstaDeep and Flying Fish veterans join $5B startup
Ineffable Intelligence, a London AI startup founded by ex-DeepMind researcher David Silver, has hired six senior hires as ‘cofounders’ from Google DeepMind, InstaDeep and venture firm Flying Fish; the company was valued at $5 billion after a $1.1 billion seed round in April. The new cofounders include Chris Apps, Wojciech Czarnecki, Lasse Espeholt, Junyhuk Oh, Alexandre Laterre and Heather Gorham, several of whom worked on DeepMind projects like AlphaStar and MetNet.
Seattle VC Flying Fish Partners Joins $1.1B Seed Round for DeepMind’s David Silver’s Startup Ineffable Intelligence
Seattle-based VC firm Flying Fish Partners secured a spot in the $1.1 billion seed round for DeepMind legend David Silver's startup Ineffable Intelligence through years of relationship-building and strategic early investments. Despite managing less than $250 million, their networking and persistence led to participation alongside major investors like Sequoia Capital and Lightspeed Venture Partners.
Seattle’s Accipiter Bio Raises $12.7M, Partners with Pfizer and Kite Pharma to Advance AI-Designed Multi-Target Protein Therapies
Seattle biotech startup Accipiter Biosciences, founded by researchers from Nobel laureate David Baker's lab, secured $12.7 million and partnerships with Pfizer and Kite Pharma to develop AI-designed multi-target proteins aiming to improve disease treatment efficacy and reduce clinical trial costs.
Flying Fish VC has raised $49.3M toward $100M third fund, per SEC filing
Seattle venture capital firm Flying Fish has raised $49.3 million toward a planned $100 million third fund, per an SEC filing, and previously raised $70 million for its second fund in 2022; the firm focuses on pre-seed and seed investments in AI/ML startups.
Nectar AI Founded by Ex-Meta Sisters Launches AI-Driven Messaging Tool to Boost Social Commerce Engagement
Nectar AI, founded by ex-Meta sisters Misbah and Farah Uraizee, provides brands with AI-powered personalized messaging tools to better engage consumers via social commerce. The startup leverages trends in private messaging on platforms like Instagram to help D2C and e-commerce companies connect and convert customers more effectively.
Flying Fish Partners' Co‑founder Heather Redman Raises $70M Fund, Seeks Additional $7.5M to Back B2B and Industrial AI Startups
Heather Redman, co-founder and managing partner of Seattle-based Flying Fish Partners, is building her firm's long-term credibility after raising a $70 million fund last year and is now seeking an additional $7.5 million. The firm focuses on B2B and industrial AI-related startups amid a favorable local tech landscape.
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Ineffable Intelligence Co-Founder 2026–present, Former Principal (Flying Fish Partners) · current
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Flying Fish Partners Partner · current
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aisy Investor 2026 · past
