Marce Roth
About Marce Roth
Marce Roth began in the corporate world in 1995 in stores and corporate HR at a Fortune 50 retailer, according to her TheOrg profile. In 2005 she left to become an independent consultant. She then co-founded Agilea, which her Crunchbase bio says is nearing its 20th anniversary.
Agilea Solutions is based in Las Vegas and works on enterprise HR systems. Its LinkedIn page says it applies lean principles, Agile delivery and DevOps to help clients modernize those systems. TheOrg lists her as President and CEO of Agilea and as a co-founder of TestAssure, started in 2015.
She is now a co-founder and Chair of the Board of Workerbee, which describes itself as the Work Brain OS, agentic AI for how people work. Her bio emphasizes people, well-designed systems and long-term, carefully planned growth.
Crunchbase lists one investment, one portfolio company, no lead investments and no exits. That investment is Workerbee, a company she co-founded. The public record does not show an angel portfolio beyond it, so founders should not assume a broad investing history.
Her one recorded AI investment is Workerbee. In June 2025 the company announced a strategic investment from its founding team, including Chair Marce Roth and CEO Heiko Roth. Coverage in Reworked says the money was meant to expand the specialist community and advance the AI product infrastructure. The company says its agent-powered hiring platform has shown 40% faster time-to-fill. The round size was not disclosed in the sources reviewed.
She has not published a check size, stage preference or target sector. Her only recorded investment is in HR and hiring technology built on AI agents, which is also the area her operating career covers. Her bio stresses strong foundations, systems and people. The bio is a statement of values and does not set out investment criteria.
- Workerbee: agent-powered hiring platform and Work Brain OS that matches companies with specialists. She co-founded it and chairs the board. Founder-led strategic investment announced June 2025.
- crunchbase.com/person/marce-roth-0c03
- theorg.com/org/testassure/org-chart/marce-roth
- linkedin.com/company/agilea-solutions
- reworked.co/talent-management/workerbee-secures-funding-to-advance-ai-
- app.dealroom.co/news/feed/workerbee-secures-investment-for-ai-hiring
- businesswire.com/news/home/20250617285413/en/Workerbee-Secures-Strateg
Investing activity
Marce Roth has made 1 investment according to Crunchbase across 1 portfolio company.
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Frequently asked questions about Marce Roth
Who is Marce Roth?
Marce Roth is a Las Vegas-based entrepreneur and investor. She co-founded Agilea Solutions, an HR systems consultancy, and is co-founder and Chair of the Board of Workerbee.
Does Marce Roth invest in AI startups?
Her only recorded investment is Workerbee, an agentic AI hiring platform she co-founded. She has no public record of investing in other AI companies.
What is Marce Roth's check size?
It is not public. She has not published a check size, and the sources reviewed do not give the size of her Workerbee investment.
What stage does Marce Roth invest in?
No stage preference is public. Crunchbase lists no lead investments, and her one known investment was a founder-led round in a company she helped start.
What has Marce Roth built?
She co-founded Agilea Solutions, which has been running since 2005 and works on enterprise HR systems. TheOrg also lists her as a 2015 co-founder of TestAssure. Most recently she co-founded Workerbee.
Should founders pitch Marce Roth?
Her recorded track record is thin: one investment, in her own company. Founders with HR, hiring or workforce AI products may find her operating background relevant. It is worth confirming her current interest before pitching.
Is Marce Roth an angel investor?
Yes. Marce Roth invests personally as an angel. Crunchbase counts 1 investment.
How can founders reach Marce Roth?
Founders on Lounge can see Marce Roth's contact details in AI Investor Contacts (paid plans), check for a warm introduction through members who worked with them under Warm Paths, and add Marce Roth to their Investor Pipeline to track the conversation.