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Brian Nguyen

Founder

Founder/CPO at Celery

San Francisco, California, United States

FoundedCelery · YC

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125 people in our graph share verified history with Brian — schools, employers, funds. One of them is your warm intro.

Joanne ChenunlockedBrian: together at Jefferies (2007–2008)
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×3Brian: together at Affirm
Brian: together at HVF Labs

About

Brian Nguyen is a co-founder of Resolve, a fintech company. His experience includes product development and launch, team building, and the implementation of analytics and customer acquisition and growth strategies.

Founder/CPO at CeleryYC S12

Intro paths

YC

Brian went through Y Combinator (Summer 2012) — any YC alum in your network can reach them through the YC community.

In turn, Brian can intro founders to Celery's investors below.

Co-founders at Celery

CTChris Tsai
Chris TsaiFounder/CEO
PSPeter Shih
Peter ShihFounder/CTO

Experience

  1. ResolveCo-Foundercurrent2018 — presentSan Francisco Bay Area
  2. HVF LabsEntrepreneur In Residence2017 — 2018San Francisco Bay Area
  3. Affirm, Inc.Advisor2017San Francisco Bay Area
  4. CeleryCo-Founder & CPO2012 — 2017San Francisco Bay Area
  5. Fox Filmed EntertainmentStrategy & Business Development2008 — 2011Los Angeles Metropolitan Area
  6. Jefferies & CompanyTechnology Investment Banking2006 — 2008San Francisco Bay Area

Frequently asked questions

Who is Brian Nguyen?
Brian Nguyen is a co-founder of Resolve, a fintech company. His experience includes product development and launch, team building, and the implementation of analytics and customer acquisition and growth strategies.
Where does Brian Nguyen work?
Brian Nguyen is Founder/CPO of Celery.
What companies did Brian Nguyen found?
Brian Nguyen founded Celery.
Where did Brian Nguyen go to school?
Brian Nguyen studied at Stanford University (BS Mathematical and Computational Science, BA Economics); The Wharton School (MBA, Entrepreneurial Management (on leave)); Y Combinator.

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