Jim Moloshok
Executive Advisor @ ElderSense.com
Los Angeles, United States
Jim Moloshok is a seed investor at ElderSense.com in Los Angeles focused on Apps and Film. Jim Moloshok serves on various digital media company boards, gives advice to venture capital firms in the evolution of media consumption and how consumers relate to content across multi-platforms, and has invested in companies that overlap his areas of expertise and passion.Before entering the investment and entrepreneurial world fulltime,Moloshok most recently was president, Digital Initiatives for Home Box Office.Before joining HBO, Moloshok was part of the turn-around team that went to Yahoo! in 2001 to help it recover from the dotcom collapse, building Yahoo! back to be the leading portal with all of its content areas ranking first or second in their categories.Prior to joining Yahoo!, Moloshok was one of the founders of Windsor Digital, a venture capital firm cofounded with Terry Semel, former Chairman and CEO of Warner Bros. Studios and then Chairman and CEO of Yahoo!Moloshok also spent eleven years at Warner Bros. as co-founder and president of Warner Bros. Online, and president and CEO of Entertaindom.com. Moloshok also served as SVP of Warner Bros. marketing and advertising.Moloshok started his professional career working in local television.
- Total investments:
- 4
- Last investment:
- Lead investor:
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Industries Jim Moloshok invests in
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Round size
- Seed
- $50k–$750k
Investment Focus
Industry
- Apps 1 (25%)
- Film 1 (25%)
- Internet 1 (25%)
- Celebrity 1 (25%)
- E-Commerce 1 (25%)
Investments
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SnapUp
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SnapUp is a smartphone app and e-commerce platform that enables its users to collect and track products through screenshots. It alerts its members when a product of their preference is sold for a lower price. It enables its users to share these items as dynamic lists on web or mobile.SnapUp uses a patent-pending technology to recognize andprocess only screenshots taken of product pages. It was founded in 2013 by Eric Goldberg, based in San Francisco, California. | $600K / Seed / Jul 01, 2014 | |
MovieLaLa
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MovieLaLa is a social network for movie fans: discovering upcoming movies through friends and favorite stars. For marketers, MovieLaLa is a marketing platform to help movie marketers increase the buzz, awareness and engagement of upcoming movies to ensure strong first week sales.Marc Benioff's investment brings the startup to $750,000 infunding across its seed funding and angel rounds, and its other invetors include Machininma co-founder and CEO Allen DeBevoise, past HBO president of digital initiatives and Warner Bros Online co-founder Jim Moloshok, founding Flixster investor Larry Braitman and more investors from the entertainment industry. If the company succeeds, it could stengthen ties between Hollywood and Silicon Valley after an era of digital piracy tore them apart. | $750K / Seed / Apr 29, 2014 | |
ElderSense.com
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ElderSense is a digital marketing tool for residential care facilities, assisted living and memory care centers . Like Hotels.com or an MLS system it allows case managers, social workers and consumers, to search for senior housing by location, price, real time availability, pictures and connect with the community directly. We launched in Arizona inJune 2015. | $50K / Seed / Feb 03, 2014 | |
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MovieLaLa
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MovieLaLa is a social network for movie fans: discovering upcoming movies through friends and favorite stars. For marketers, MovieLaLa is a marketing platform to help movie marketers increase the buzz, awareness and engagement of upcoming movies to ensure strong first week sales.Marc Benioff's investment brings the startup to $750,000 infunding across its seed funding and angel rounds, and its other invetors include Machininma co-founder and CEO Allen DeBevoise, past HBO president of digital initiatives and Warner Bros Online co-founder Jim Moloshok, founding Flixster investor Larry Braitman and more investors from the entertainment industry. If the company succeeds, it could stengthen ties between Hollywood and Silicon Valley after an era of digital piracy tore them apart. | Seed / Nov 14, 2013 |
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About ElderSense.com
ElderSense is a digital marketing tool for residential care facilities, assisted living and memory care centers . Like Hotels.com or an MLS system it allows case managers, social workers and consumers, to search for senior housing by location, price, real time availability, pictures and connect with the community directly. We launched in Arizona inJune 2015.
ElderSense.com Contacts
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Jim Moloshok
Executive Advisor
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P.K. Fields
Founder & CEO
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Tom Martin
Art Director & Designer
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What does Jim Moloshok invest in?
Jim Moloshok invests primarily in Apps, Film and Internet startups, most often at Seed stage. Most of the 4 investments tracked by Shizune back companies in United States. The Investment Focus section breaks down every industry, stage and country in the portfolio.
What is Jim Moloshok's check size?
Jim Moloshok typically joins rounds of $50k–$750k at Seed. These ranges are 10th–90th percentile round sizes calculated from confirmed public funding rounds, so they are a realistic guide to the rounds Jim Moloshok participates in.
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The most recent investment recorded for Jim Moloshok closed in Jul 2014. Shizune tracks 4 investments in total for this profile, including round sizes, stages and portfolio companies, all sourced from confirmed public funding rounds and refreshed monthly.
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