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Olivia Grivas

Investor

Venture Capital at Skip Capital

Greater Sydney Area

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About

Venture investor with prior experience as a startup operator and management consultant.

Contact· self-published, not guessed

Experience

  1. Skip CapitalInvestment Partnercurrent2021 — present
  2. VisibuildBoard Membercurrent2024 — present
  3. NearaBoard Observercurrent2023 — present
  4. Human HealthBoard Observercurrent2025 — present
  5. AppliedBoard Member2022 — 2025
  6. Boston Consulting Group (BCG)Associate2020 — 2021Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
  7. Westpac GroupStrategy Consultant2019 — 2020Sydney
  8. AllensParalegal/Clerk2017 — 2019Sydney, Australia
  9. AtomiOperations Manager2015 — 2017

Skills & more

Leadership21Public Speaking15Teamwork10Research18Social Media11Solitaire10

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Olivia Grivas?
Venture investor with prior experience as a startup operator and management consultant.
Where does Olivia Grivas work?
Olivia Grivas is Venture Capital at Skip Capital.
Where did Olivia Grivas go to school?
Olivia Grivas studied at University of Sydney (Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Science, Geography and Environmental Science); Blue Mountains Grammar School; Perth Modern School.

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