Top 5 Fashion Angel Investors in Singapore

Last updated: Aug 2024 A list of 5 angel investors that invest in Fashion startups based in Singapore. We rank investors based on the number of investments they made in Fashion companies from Singapore. We update this investor list every month.

Top 5 Fashion Angel Investors in Singapore

Investor	Fashion Singapore investments
Shailesh Rao	1
Lance Kalish	1
Rajan Anandan	1
Jonathan Price	1
Kishore Ganji	1

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Shailesh Rao

Investment focus

E-Commerce, FinTech, Financial Services
Seed, Angel, Pre-Seed
India, Singapore, United States

Portfolio highlights

Khabri — Khabri is a digital audio platform for content in vernacular. Ita app allows content creators to create channels and programmes that reach vernacular listeners. Aankit Roy, Pulkit Sharma, and Sandeep Singh launched the company in Haryana, Haryana in 2016.
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Lance Kalish is Co-founder of Yes To Inc (Yes To Carrots), a serial entrepreneur, investor and advisor.

Investment focus

Q&A, Apps, Beauty
Seed, Series A
United States, Singapore

Portfolio highlights

Omni — Omni provides access to the things you need through its rentals platform. By partnering with local businesses, Omni is bringing rentals to communities so everyone can have access to more items — from bikes and surfboards to camping equipment and air purifiers. Customers can reserve items from local businesses and pick up them instantly, or bookrentals in advance.The company is headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States.
Bellabox — Bellabox home delivers individuals with a box of 5 beauty samples from local and international cosmetic brands for a monthly subscription fee. Women can then purchase products they are sure of from among makeup, perfumes, nail care, tools, skincare, bath and body, hair care, and more. Bellabox is headquartered in Singapore.
Push Corp — PushPage is a personal homepage platform that offers users an online presence where they can publicize their likes and interests through a series of interview-like questions PushPage provides. The company was founded in mid-2011 by Harvard grad (and former Facebook intern) Meir Lakhovsky and Cornell grad Jared Jaffe. The service is now inbeta, and already has seen over 5,000 people creating PushPages on the platform, answering questions about their interests, hobbies, recommendations and tastes.

As part of the leadership team at Sequoia Capital India, Rajan is focusing on developing its early-stage program Surge, into the world's top scale-up program for startups by acting as an investment advisor and mentor to the programme's founders. Surge aims to engineer rapid early progress for startups, by enabling disproportionateaccess to capital, talent, network and decades of company-building knowledge. Rajan's deep understanding of technology, operating expertise and a track record of growing tech businesses across the region will help Surge's founders scale and build the businesses of tomorrow.Prior to Sequoia, as Head of Google India and Southeast Asia, Rajan played a key role in expanding the regions internet ecosystem while accelerating Google's innovation and growth units. He is also a prolific angel investor who has backed a large number of successful startups at very early stages. Rajan also led Microsoft and Dell in India and was earlier a Partner at McKinsey & Company in Chicago.