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Richard Mabey

Founder

CEO and Co-founder at Juro

United Kingdom

FoundedJuro

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About

Richard Mabey is cofounder and CEO of Juro, a contract automation platform that has powered over 3 million contracts. He also advises founders, makes angel investments, and serves on boards. Mabey previously worked as a lawyer.

CEO and Co-founder at Juro

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Co-founders at Juro

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Pavel KovalevichCo-founder

Experience

  1. JuroCofounder, CEOcurrent2016 — presentLondon, United Kingdom
  2. LegalZoomProduct2015London, United Kingdom
  3. INSEADMBA2014Fontainebleau
  4. Freshfields Bruckhaus DeringerAssociate (M&A)2010 — 2013

Skills & more

Leadership15Strategy5Entrepreneurship99Politics98Corporate Law94Policy Analysis12Public Policy8Business Strategy13Research7Mergers5Start-ups9Public Relations5
+2 moreMergers & AcquisitionsLegal informatics

Languages CSS · English · French · HTML · Javascript · Ruby · Spanish

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Who is Richard Mabey?
Richard Mabey is cofounder and CEO of Juro, a contract automation platform that has powered over 3 million contracts. He also advises founders, makes angel investments, and serves on boards. Mabey previously worked as a lawyer.
Where does Richard Mabey work?
Richard Mabey is CEO and Co-founder of Juro.
What companies did Richard Mabey found?
Richard Mabey founded Juro.
Where did Richard Mabey go to school?
Richard Mabey studied at INSEAD (Master of Business Administration (MBA)); BPP Law School (Graduate Diploma in Law and Accelerated Legal Practice Course); The University of Edinburgh (MA (hons.), Philosophy and Modern Languages).

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