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Robin Sabban

Founder

Founder at Jellysmack

Paris, France

Writes $5K – $50K checks · typically $25K

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About

Robin Sabban is the co-founder and co-CEO of Jellysmack, a publisher of social videos. He previously co-founded Playlistnow, an early music streaming platform, and Cafeyn (formerly Lekiosk), a European news streaming service with more than 3 million monthly subscribers. He also works as an angel investor across several startups.

Founder at Jellysmack

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Co-founders at Jellysmack

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Swann Maizil
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Michael Philippe

Experience

  1. JellysmackCo-Founder/CEOcurrent2015 — present
  2. LeKiosk/CafeynCo-Founder2006 — 2019
  3. Les ÉclaireusesInvestor2014 — 2018
  4. Playlistnow.fmCo-Founder - CEO2008 — 2010Paris

Skills & more

Mobile Commerce6Community Management7Digital Media7New Media5Entrepreneurship10Mobile Devices3Mobile Applications5Online Advertising2Digital Marketing14SEO4Social Networking2Blogging2
+12 moreEntrepreneuriatMédia numériqueMarketing digitalAppareils mobilesPublicité en ligneGestion des communautésNouveaux médiasApplications mobilesWeb 2.0iPhoneHTML 5IPhone

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Robin Sabban?
Robin Sabban is the co-founder and co-CEO of Jellysmack, a publisher of social videos. He previously co-founded Playlistnow, an early music streaming platform, and Cafeyn (formerly Lekiosk), a European news streaming service with more than 3 million monthly subscribers. He also works as an angel investor across several startups.
Where does Robin Sabban work?
Robin Sabban is Founder of Jellysmack.
What check size does Robin Sabban write?
Robin Sabban typically writes checks of $5K – $50K.
What companies did Robin Sabban found?
Robin Sabban founded Jellysmack.
Where did Robin Sabban go to school?
Robin Sabban studied at ESCP (Master 2, Innover et Entreprendre); Universite Paris Dauphine (Master, Finance - Gestion).

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