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Nick Mitushin

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Co-Founder and CIO at ABRT

Palo Alto, California, United States

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Nick: together at Stanford University Graduate School of Business

About

Co-founder and Chief Investment Officer of ABRT, leading the firm alongside a team of global capital markets, IT, and VC leaders. He previously worked at Intel supporting startups, holds a Ph.D. in Investment Strategy Optimization, and studied entrepreneurship at Harvard Business School.

Experience

  1. ABRT VCAI VC Leadcurrent2008 — presentLuxembourg
  2. Silicon Valley Unicorns ClubDiversity and Inclusion Championcurrent2023 — presentPalo Alto, California, United States
  3. Intel CorporationInvestment Manager2006 — 2008CEE and SF Bay Area

Skills & more

Entrepreneurship99Start-ups99Venture Capital76Business Development54Business Strategy40Product Management29E-commerce46Investment Banking1Deal SourcingAngel InvestingStrategy18Management15
+12 moreSmall Business Online MarketingProduct DevelopmentMarketingConsultingStrategic PartnershipsEnterprise SoftwareNegotiationInvestmentsSaaSStrategic PlanningOnline MarketingNew Business Development

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Nick Mitushin?
Co-founder and Chief Investment Officer of ABRT, leading the firm alongside a team of global capital markets, IT, and VC leaders. He previously worked at Intel supporting startups, holds a Ph.D. in Investment Strategy Optimization, and studied entrepreneurship at Harvard Business School.
Where does Nick Mitushin work?
Nick Mitushin is Co-Founder and CIO at ABRT.
Where did Nick Mitushin go to school?
Nick Mitushin studied at Stanford University Graduate School of Business (Executive Education, Lean LaunchPad); Harvard Business School (Executive Education, Entrepreneurship).

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