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Hannah Sieber is the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Artyc, a company that aims to electrify the cold-chain to reduce emissions and increase access. Hannah has also served as an Advisor to Revert Technologies, Inc. and Ohnut. Hannah is a Board Member of Bootstrap Business School, a non-profit organization that teaches people how to start businesses without debt. Hannah is the Founder and General Partner of The 21 Fund, a $2M seed fund that builds and invests in Stanford Graduate School of Business startups. Hannah has worked as an On Deck Climate Fellow and a Consultant for Karo Sambhav. Hannah was an Investment Associate at Baidu.ventures, focusing on early-stage AI and robotics companies in the AgTech sector. Hannah is also a Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of EcoFlow, an energy-tech company that reinvents energy access. Prior to that, they were an Investment Manager and Office Lead at the San Francisco Center for Economic Development, where they focused on cross-border investments between San Francisco and China in the tech and real estate sectors.

Hannah Sieber's education history includes the following:

- Hannah obtained a Master of Science (MS) degree in Earth Science from Stanford University.

- Hannah also earned a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree from Stanford University.

- Prior to their graduate studies, Hannah Sieber completed their Bachelor's Degree at Duke University.

- Hannah attended Newton South High School for their high school education.

- Additionally, they studied at Zhejiang University of Science & Technology; however, no specific degree or field of study is mentioned.

- In 2020, Hannah Sieber participated in a program called Terra.do, specializing in Climate.

- Apart from their formal education, they have obtained certifications in Data Visualization and Communication with Tableau from Coursera Course Certificates and IRB Nonmedical Research from the CITI Program. The Data Visualization certification was obtained in January 2016, while the IRB Nonmedical Research certification was obtained in January 2022.