Jack Abraham General Information

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Mr. Jack Abraham is a Co-Founder and serves as Board Member at Openstore. He is also a Co-Founder of Paravision. He is a Co-Founder and serves as Board Member at Raydiant. He is a Co-Founder of Found. He was the Advisor at Oak Labs. He serves as Board Member at Finitive and Bungalow. He is also a Co-Founder of Homebound and serves as its Executive Chairman. He is a Co-Founder of Zenreach and serves as its Executive Chairman. He is also a Co-Founder and serves as Executive Chairman at Hims & Hers. He is a Co-Founder of Terminal. Abraham is a Founder, and Managing Partner at Atomic Labs, a venture studio that has co-founded over a dozen and a half companies including Bungalow, hims & hers, TalkIQ (acquired), and Terminal. He founded Atomic in 2012, inventing the studio fund model, with a goal of developing a better way to build companies and now is founding companies out of a $150M second fund. Atomic and its companies have raised over $600M from some of Silicon Valley's most respected investors and as of 2019, two out of ten of the fastest growing companies in San Francisco are Atomic companies.He also serves as an Advisor at Felicis Ventures and also has previously advised John Donahoe, the former CEO of eBay who now leads ServiceNow. He co-founded Cherubic Ventures. Prior to Atomic, he was the Founder & CEO of Milo, a leading local shopping engine that was acquired by eBay in December of 2010. Believing that commerce would expand beyond Amazon and eBay, he left the Wharton School in early 2008 and moved to Palo Alto with his co-founder John Evans to experiment with ideas of the future of shopping. Shortly thereafter they discovered a major pain point: an inability to check local stock and prices in real-time from the web. In the fall of 2008, he raised an angel round with prominent angels Keith Rabois, Kevin Hartz, and Jawed Karim. In the following year, Milo added 50,000 retail locations across the US and attracted over 1 million unique monthly visitors without marketing. In the fall of 2009, Milo, then a strong technical team of 26, was bought by eBay. He also angel invests and has was the first investor in Invite Media (Acq. Google). He also was a angel investor in Pinterest, Postmates, Uber, Flatiron Health and Doctor on Demand among others. He has been named in Business Week's Top 25 Under 25, 30 Under 30, and Fast Company's Top 100 most creative people in the business. He has a degree in Technological Entrepreneurship from the University of Pennsylvania (Wharton).