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Ooshma Garg

InvestorFounder

Investor at xfactor ventures · Founder/CEO at Gobble

Palo Alto, California

Writes $100K – $150K checks · typically $125K

FoundedGobble · YC

30 Under 30 2013 · Consumer Technology

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2,142 people in our graph share verified history with Ooshma — schools, employers, funds. One of them is your warm intro.

Kyle DohertyunlockedOoshma: together at Morgan Stanley (2008)
×3Ooshma: together at Stanford University
×3Ooshma: together at Morgan Stanley
×4Ooshma: together at Y Combinator

About

Co-founder and CEO of Gobble.

Founder/CEO at GobbleYC W14

Intro paths

YC

Ooshma went through Y Combinator (Winter 2014) — any YC alum in your network can reach them through the YC community.

In turn, Ooshma can intro founders to Gobble's investors below.

Experience

  1. Y CombinatorVisiting Group Partnercurrent2024 — presentSan Francisco Bay Area
  2. GobbleFounder & CEOcurrent2010 — present
  3. AnapataFounder & CEO2008 — 2010Palo Alto, CA
  4. Morgan StanleySales & Trading Summer Associate2008
  5. J.P. MorganSummer Associate2007

Skills & more

Start-ups21Entrepreneurship27Online Advertising11

From Ooshma's professional profile.

Podcasts & interviews

featuring Ooshma Garg

On starting and scaling meal kit company Gobble

Y Combinator

Colleagues at xfactor ventures

Network1

Investors connected to Ooshma in public investor directories — a warm-intro map.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Ooshma Garg?
Co-founder and CEO of Gobble.
Where does Ooshma Garg work?
Ooshma Garg is Founder/CEO of Gobble and Investor at xfactor ventures.
What check size does Ooshma Garg write?
Ooshma Garg typically writes checks of $100K – $150K.
What companies did Ooshma Garg found?
Ooshma Garg founded Gobble.
Where did Ooshma Garg go to school?
Ooshma Garg studied at Stanford University (B.S., BioMechanical Engineering).
What podcasts and interviews feature Ooshma Garg?
Tracked appearances include "On starting and scaling meal kit company Gobble".

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