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About
Ray Zhou is the co-founder and a board director of Affinity, a CRM platform for private finance used by firms in venture capital, private equity, and investment banking. He also serves as a mentor at Neo. Affinity has raised $120M from investors.
Founder at Affinity
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Affinity's investors · 14
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Frequently asked questions
- Who is Ray Zhou?
- Ray Zhou is the co-founder and a board director of Affinity, a CRM platform for private finance used by firms in venture capital, private equity, and investment banking. He also serves as a mentor at Neo. Affinity has raised $120M from investors.
- Where does Ray Zhou work?
- Ray Zhou is Founder of Affinity.
- What companies did Ray Zhou found?
- Ray Zhou founded Affinity.
- What companies has Ray Zhou invested in?
- Investments tracked here include Lightski.
Founder mafias
Stanford University mafia2,290
Also came through, then founded or led a company.
Ucdavis mafia29
Also came through, then founded or led a company.
Neo mafia14
Also came through, then founded or led a company.
Amador Valley High School mafia3
Also came through, then founded or led a company.
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