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Olya Caliujnaia

Former Investor at XYZ Venture Capital

San Francisco, California

Writes $2.5K – $15K checks · typically $8K

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About

Olya Caliujnaia is CEO and co-founder of Ironmist, which provides software solutions for secure modernization of the Defense Industrial Base. Previously, she founded and led Sanlo, a fintech platform offering payments, lending, and financial planning tools for gaming companies. Her background includes roles in venture capital and operational positions in product management and business leadership across fintech, gaming, and e-commerce sectors.

Experience

  1. IronmistCEO & Co-Foundercurrent2025 — present
  2. HamptonMember2024 — 2025
  3. SanloCEO & Co-Founder2020 — 2025San Francisco Bay Area
  4. On DeckFellow | ODFintech2021 — 2022
  5. XYZ Venture CapitalEntrepreneur In Residence2020San Francisco Bay Area
  6. Wells FargoProduct Strategy & Wealth Tech Expert2019 — 2020San Francisco Bay Area
  7. Academia.eduConsultant - Product Management2019 — 2020San Francisco Bay Area
  8. SigFigProduct Consultant & Advisor2019San Francisco Bay Area
  9. SigFigProduct Head for New Products & R&D2017 — 2019San Francisco Bay Area
  10. SigFigDirector of Product Management2015 — 2017San Francisco Bay Area
  11. BlocPowerConsultant - Product Management2018 — 2019New York, United States
  12. Getty ImagesDeputy General Manager of Gettyimages.com2013 — 2015Seattle, Washington, United States
  13. Getty ImagesDirector of Product Management2013London, England, United Kingdom
  14. Electronic Arts (EA) / PlayfishSenior Product Manager2011 — 2013London, England, United Kingdom
  15. Electronic Arts (EA) / PlayfishProduct Manager2011London, England, United Kingdom
  16. Simon-Kucher & PartnersStrategy Consultant2010 — 2011Greater New York City Area
  17. MindshareStudent Internship2010London, United Kingdom
  18. Blackberry Partners FundAnalyst (Venture Capital)2008 — 2009Toronto, Canada Area
  19. JLA VenturesAnalyst (Venture Capital)2008 — 2009Toronto, Canada Area
  20. YieldSummer Analyst (Account Management)2007Toronto, Canada Area

Skills & more

Analysis12Strategy20Management8Strategic PlanningOrganization SkillsEnterprise Software4HTMLCSSUnityProduct Management55User Experience23Monetization15
+12 moreFinancial ModelingE-commerceProduct DevelopmentScrumAgile MethodologiesEntrepreneurshipProject ManagementMobile DevicesSocial GamesSocial MediaMarketing StrategyStart-ups

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Who is Olya Caliujnaia?
Olya Caliujnaia is CEO and co-founder of Ironmist, which provides software solutions for secure modernization of the Defense Industrial Base. Previously, she founded and led Sanlo, a fintech platform offering payments, lending, and financial planning tools for gaming companies. Her background includes roles in venture capital and operational positions in product management and business leadership across fintech, gaming, and e-commerce sectors.
What check size does Olya Caliujnaia write?
Olya Caliujnaia typically writes checks of $2.5K – $15K.
Where did Olya Caliujnaia go to school?
Olya Caliujnaia studied at London Business School; University of Toronto - Rotman School of Management (B. Comm., Commerce); General Assembly (Front-End Web Development).

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