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Nikolai Skelbo

Founder

Founder at Subsets

Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark

FoundedSubsets Β· YC

About

Founder of Subsets, an AI platform that helps subscription media companies reduce churn and improve retention through predictive audience identification and automated experimentation.

Founder at SubsetsYC S23

Intro paths

YC

Nikolai went through Y Combinator (Summer 2023) β€” any YC alum in your network can reach them through the YC community.

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Their group partner at YC was Tom Blomfield, Monzo and GoCardless co-founder; Y Combinator partner on leave and Anthropic compute-team member. β€” the partner who ran Subsets's batch and knows the company first-hand. YC profile β†—

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In turn, Nikolai can intro founders to Subsets's investors below.

Co-founders at Subsets

OBOliver Brandt

Experience

  1. Subsets (YC S23)Co-Founder, COOcurrent2023 β€” presentCopenhagen, Denmark
  2. ContractbookRevenue Operations Manager2020 β€” 2022Copenhagen, Denmark
  3. Ethan Partners | Global Executive SearchBusiness Analyst2019 β€” 2020Lisbon, Portugal

Skills & more

Internet Companies1Conferences1Start-ups17Business Development22Corporate Finance6Capital Markets3Recruiting15Executive Search11Supply Chain ManagementBusiness Analysis1Financial Analysis1Financial Planning
+8 moreFinancial ModelingInterviewingForeign Exchange (FX) TradingNatural Language Processing (NLP)NegotiationMicrosoft ExcelPython (Programming Language)RevOps

Languages Danish Β· English

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Nikolai Skelbo?
Founder of Subsets, an AI platform that helps subscription media companies reduce churn and improve retention through predictive audience identification and automated experimentation.
Where does Nikolai Skelbo work?
Nikolai Skelbo is Founder of Subsets.
What companies did Nikolai Skelbo found?
Nikolai Skelbo founded Subsets.
Where did Nikolai Skelbo go to school?
Nikolai Skelbo studied at Y Combinator (S23 batch).

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