Lisa Q. Fetterman
InvestorFounderFounder at Nomiku
San Francisco, California, United States
FoundedNomiku · YC
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About
Lisa Q. Fetterman is Head of the Board at Crisis Text Line, a nonprofit offering text-based crisis support, and works as a psychedelic minister with a private and group practice using Internal Family Systems, Relational Somatic Healing, and Positive Psychology. She contributes to the Carhart-Harris Lab at the University of California, San Francisco, and has spoken at MAPS. She founded and formerly served as CEO of Nomiku, a home sous-vide machine company backed by Y Combinator that appeared on Shark Tank, and she guest lectures at Stanford and UC Berkeley.
Founder at NomikuYC W15
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Experience
- University of California, San FranciscoCarhart-Harris Labcurrent2025 — presentSan Francisco, California, United States
- Crisis Text LineChair of the Boardcurrent2025 — present
- Crisis Text LineChair of Growth Committeecurrent2023 — present
- Crisis Text LineBoard Membercurrent2022 — present
- Lead EmbodiedCo-Foundercurrent2023 — present
- Lisa Q. Fetterman, Founder CounselorFoundercurrent2022 — presentSan Francisco Bay Area
- Nichie Da PipahFoundercurrent2021 — presentSan Francisco Bay Area
- NomikuFounder and CEO2012 — 2019San Francisco
- Lower East KitchenCEO2010 — 2012
- SMITH MagazineEditor2008 — 2011
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Frequently asked questions
- Who is Lisa Q. Fetterman?
- Lisa Q. Fetterman is Head of the Board at Crisis Text Line, a nonprofit offering text-based crisis support, and works as a psychedelic minister with a private and group practice using Internal Family Systems, Relational Somatic Healing, and Positive Psychology. She contributes to the Carhart-Harris Lab at the University of California, San Francisco, and has spoken at MAPS. She founded and formerly served as CEO of Nomiku, a home sous-vide machine company backed by Y Combinator that appeared on Shark Tank, and she guest lectures at Stanford and UC Berkeley.
- Where does Lisa Q. Fetterman work?
- Lisa Q. Fetterman is Founder of Nomiku.
- What companies did Lisa Q. Fetterman found?
- Lisa Q. Fetterman founded Nomiku.
- What companies has Lisa Q. Fetterman invested in?
- Investments tracked here include Bright.
- Where did Lisa Q. Fetterman go to school?
- Lisa Q. Fetterman studied at City College of San Francisco (Psychology); Kleiner Perkins CEO Workshop; Y Combinator.
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