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Maryna Omelchenko

Former Analyst at DN Capital

United Kingdom

Writes $1M – $22M checks · typically $11M

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About

Maryna Omelchenko is a partner at QuantumLight, a quantitative venture capital firm founded by Nik Storonsky, who also founded and leads Revolut. She manages a ultra-high-net-worth family office.

Experience

  1. QuantumLightPartnercurrent2024 — presentLondon
  2. UHNW Single Family OfficeManaging Directorcurrent2024 — present
  3. DN CapitalVC Investor2020 — 2023London, United Kingdom

Skills & more

Leadership52Public Speaking51Business47

Languages English · French · Russian · Ukrainian

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Who is Maryna Omelchenko?
Maryna Omelchenko is a partner at QuantumLight, a quantitative venture capital firm founded by Nik Storonsky, who also founded and leads Revolut. She manages a ultra-high-net-worth family office.
What check size does Maryna Omelchenko write?
Maryna Omelchenko typically writes checks of $1M – $22M.
Where did Maryna Omelchenko go to school?
Maryna Omelchenko studied at Imperial College London (MSc, Business Management); UCL (BSc, Architecture); International School of Brussels (International Baccalaureate).

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