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Kendall Dabaghi

Founder

Founder at Kingdom

Brooklyn, New York, United States

FoundedKingdom · YC

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Laura BuhlerunlockedKendall: together at McKinsey & Company (2010–2011)
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×8Kendall: together at Y Combinator
Kendall: together at Duke University

About

Kendall Dabaghi co-founded Kingdom in 2019 after deferring his PhD from MIT. He previously co-founded two consumer tech companies acquired by public companies—ArmorHub (2014) and A Plus (2016)—and has spent several years researching the microbiome.

Founder at KingdomYC S20

Intro paths

YC

Kendall went through Y Combinator (Summer 2020) — any YC alum in your network can reach them through the YC community.

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Co-founders at Kingdom

RSRavi Sheth
Ravi ShethFounder

Experience

  1. KingdomCo-Founder & CEOcurrent2019 — presentNew York City Metropolitan Area
  2. Columbia University in the City of New YorkResearcher, Microbiome & Machine Learning2016 — 2019New York City Metropolitan Area
  3. A Plus (aplus.com)Co-Founder2014 — 2016
  4. GridtechCo-Founder2012 — 2014Washington DC-Baltimore Area
  5. McKinsey & CompanyBusiness Analyst2010 — 2011
  6. COMEXUS Fulbright-García RoblesFulbright Scholar2009 — 2010Mexico City, Mexico

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Languages English · Spanish

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Kendall Dabaghi?
Kendall Dabaghi co-founded Kingdom in 2019 after deferring his PhD from MIT. He previously co-founded two consumer tech companies acquired by public companies—ArmorHub (2014) and A Plus (2016)—and has spent several years researching the microbiome.
Where does Kendall Dabaghi work?
Kendall Dabaghi is Founder of Kingdom.
What companies did Kendall Dabaghi found?
Kendall Dabaghi founded Kingdom.
Where did Kendall Dabaghi go to school?
Kendall Dabaghi studied at Y Combinator (S20); Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Computational Microbiology); Columbia University (Molecular Biology, Machine Learning).

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