Slice Capital allows anyone to invest as little as $100 into the fastest growing startups, while giving startups seamless access to much-needed capital so they can spend more time working on what actually matters, not fundraising.
Rohan Shah- Co-Founder & CEO @SliceCapital
We make it possible for anyone to invest in startups, not just rich people.Medium
What inspired you to found Quinn? I've never liked going to the store, and I've never liked dealing with the people that work there because you don't get the attention that you need. Customers just don't have a great sense of what brands might work best for them, and the process can be overwhelming.HuffPost
With the oversaturation of many markets such as ridesharing and social media, many people often ask me which industries are exploding the most and offer the best routes for new innovation. 1. Alcohol The beer industry is almost entirely controlled by two conglomerates, AB In-bev (Anheuser Busch) and Miller-Coors.Study Breaks
Investing in start-ups used to be the domain of the fabulously wealthy-$2 million net worth or $200,000 annual income only, please and thank you, but Rohan Shah is here to change that. Shah, a rising junior at the University of Pennsylvania, wants to ensure that every average Joe is afforded the same opportunity to invest in start-ups as the 1 percent.CNBC
A long-anticipated regulatory change is expected in May that will allow retail investors to join in start-up funding alongside millionaires and venture capitalists. Unaccredited investors will be allowed to put money into start-ups, letting the average investor compete alongside the Marc Andreessens of the world to back up-and-coming companies, and potential… See more34st
Rohan Shah (E '19) has created one of the most buzzed-about startups at Penn and in the financial world. His venture, Slice Capital, will be unveiled in about a month. After the launch, he and the team of 11, including co-founders Krish Dholakiya and Dan Stepanov plan to move operations to San Francisco.
