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Chris Oh

Investor

Principal at 53 Stations

United States

Writes $10K – $50K checks Β· typically $25K

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Stephane KurganunlockedChris: together at TCV (2021–2023)
Γ—3Chris: together at Wharton Small Business Development Center
Γ—7Chris: together at TCV
Chris: together at 53 Stations

About

Chris Oh is a Principal at 53 Stations. He has led investments in companies including Tractian, GenLogs, GetCovered, Rhombus, Monta, Brex, and Spotify, and holds board positions at GetCovered and Momentus. His portfolio also includes partnerships with Antares, Built, OpenSpace, Relay, Cycle, Reggora, Procore, Wealthsimple, Rocket Companies, and Zillow.

Experience

  1. 53 StationsPrincipalcurrent2026 β€” presentNew York, NY
  2. GreenPoint PartnersVenture & Growth2023 β€” 2026New York, NY
  3. TCVInvestor2021 β€” 2023New York / Menlo Park
  4. PJT PartnersAnalyst2018 β€” 2021New York, NY
  5. Wharton Small Business Development CenterEngagement Manager2014 β€” 2019Philadelphia, PA
  6. Military Manpower AdministrationAgent2015 β€” 2017Busan, Korea

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Chris Oh?
Chris Oh is a Principal at 53 Stations. He has led investments in companies including Tractian, GenLogs, GetCovered, Rhombus, Monta, Brex, and Spotify, and holds board positions at GetCovered and Momentus. His portfolio also includes partnerships with Antares, Built, OpenSpace, Relay, Cycle, Reggora, Procore, Wealthsimple, Rocket Companies, and Zillow.
Where does Chris Oh work?
Chris Oh is Principal at 53 Stations.
What check size does Chris Oh write?
Chris Oh typically writes checks of $10K – $50K.
Where did Chris Oh go to school?
Chris Oh studied at The Wharton School (B.S. in Economics, Concentrations in Finance & Accounting, Minor in Music).

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