Invests in
Sectors:
Locations:
Min Investment:
$100,000.00Max Investment:
$10,000,000.00Target Investment:
$1,000,000.00
Skills
Education
Lists including Joshua
Investments
Orchard Robotics
Total Funding: $3M
Greptile
Total Funding: $5M
micro1
Total Funding: $5M
Galvanick
Total Funding: $10M
Somethings
Total Funding: $3M
POSH
Total Funding: $5M
Alongside
Total Funding: $17M
Vesto
Total Funding: $3M
Ivella
Total Funding: $4.5M
Edge
Total Funding: $8.2M
Work Experience
2015
Founder and CEO
2015
DoNotPay is the A.I. consumer champion, automating consumer rights. The company is backed by an investment from Andreessen Horowitz, Coatue, Index Ventures, Founders Fund, Felicis and Greylock Partners. It has saved consumers an estimated $100 million and now works in hundreds of legal areas. The company has been featured in every major media outlet internationally, including the Wall Street Journal, BBC News, Guardian, CBC, Telegraph, Business Insider, ITV, TechCrunch, Daily Mail, NPR, Bloomberg, NBC, ABC, CBS 'This Morning', Telemundo and others. The BBC nicknames it, "the Robin Hood of the Internet." The company is currently valued at $210m; however, we are fortunate to be highly profitable and issue dividends to our investors and employees, one of the first "VC backed companies," to do so.
2020
Solo GP
2020
Run a preseed fund focused on talented founders in my network (Stanford, Thiel Fellowship, among others). Fortunate to be invested in over 33 Thiel Fellows, including 45% (9/20) of the class of 2023! My fund is backed by Sequoia Capital, Marc Andreessen and leading fund of funds (Cendana).
2019
Pre-Seed Investor and First Believer
2019
2021
Pre-Seed Investor and First Believer
2021
2022
Pre-Seed Investor, First Believer and Board Member
2022
2020
Pre-Seed Investor and First Believer
2020
2023
Pre-Seed Investor
2023
2022
Pre-seed Investor
2022
2017 - 2018
Greylock Partners - EIR Intern
2017 - 2018
Worked on DoNotPay.
2015 - 2015
Research Fellow (Economics)
2015 - 2015
Worked with Professor Kuziemko and Fisman on programming a tool to investigate the question: "why do people think taxing the rich is unfair?" The research was ultimately published in 'The New York Times'