Orange Fab
VC Fund
San Francisco, United States
Orange Fab is a late-stage startup accelerator focusing on growth and distribution opportunities.
- Total investments:
- 3
- Last investment:
- Lead investor:
- 0%
Last updated:
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Industries Orange Fab invests in
Stages Orange Fab invests in
Countries Orange Fab invests in
Contacts
| Name | Phone | Socials | |
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Georges Nahon
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Guillaume Le Gales
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Guillaume Le Galès
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Guillaume Payan
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Investment Focus
Industry
- Education 2 (67%)
- Children 1 (33%)
- Payments 1 (33%)
- Child Care 1 (33%)
- E-Commerce 1 (33%)
Stage
- Seed 2 (67%)
- Series A 1 (33%)
Country
- United States 2 (67%)
- France 1 (33%)
Team
| Name | Title | Investments | Links | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Georges Nahon
CEO
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CEO | Total investments: 0 | Find email | |
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Guillaume Le Gales
Mentor
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Mentor | Total investments: 0 | Find email | |
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Guillaume Le Galès
Mentor
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Mentor | Total investments: 0 | Find email | |
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Guillaume Payan
Co-Founder
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Co-Founder | Total investments: 0 | Find email |
Investments
| Company | Description | Round | Links |
|---|---|---|---|
| Toymail is a connected platform that entertains, educates, and connects children with those they love. It enables kids to send voice messages to their family members, relatives, friends, and other approved contacts. Toymail was launched in 2013 in New York, United States. | $1.5M / Seed / Jul 16, 2015 | ||
| Ivee is a Wi-Fi voice-activated assistant that can answer questions, respond to commands, and connect to many smart home devices.It is designed to function as a tabletop clock with the added benefit of 33 voice-activated functions. It is also capable of controlling many home automation devices such as Nest thermostat, Hue Lights, orWeMo-enabled devices. | $1M / Seed / May 11, 2015 | ||
| Afrimarket is an innovative Money Transfer operator with a cash-to-goods approach, helping African migrants remit dedicated funds to Africa at a fraction of current money transfer costs.Afrimarket enables African migrants to send dedicated funds to their families back home at a fraction of the price of traditional money transfer giants. In2012, African migrant workers sent nearly US $60 billion in remittances to support their families.African migrants face two challenges when remitting funds. - First, the cost. Africans pay more to send money home than any other migrant group. In fact, the average cost of sending money to Africa is almost 12 percent, much higher than the global average of 8.96 percent.- Second, part of the money that manages to make it home is not used for its intended purpose – rather, it can be diverted or lost to other needs deemed by the recipient to be more important.Afrimarket allows migrants to remit dedicated funds at specific point of sales where they can buy food, medicine or pay for tuition fees. Cutting out money transfer agents and other middlemen in favor of mobile phones, the Afrimarket platform is able to drive down fees for remittance senders, and thereby increase the amount of money that reaches the intended recipient.To send dedicated funds via Afrimarket, migrant workers simply need to log into their online Afrimarket account (soon to expand to brick-and-mortar agents in sending countries), enter their payment information, specify the recipients’ phone number, choose a specific point-of-sale for funds to be received, and click send.What distinguishes Afrimarket from other mobile remittance platforms is what happens on the recipient end. Through the platform, money is transferred from the sender's Afrimarket digital account in the form of credit (rather than cash), which can only be redeemed at designated point-of-sales, and used for specific purposes. | $2.8M / Series A / Jan 27, 2015 |
Co-Investors
500 Global
1 deal together
Amazon
1 deal together
BBG Ventures
1 deal together
FG Angels
1 deal together
Flatiron Investors
1 deal together
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FAQ
What does Orange Fab invest in?
Orange Fab invests primarily in Education, Children and Payments startups, most often at Seed and Series A stage. Most of the 3 investments tracked by Shizune back companies in United States. The Investment Focus section breaks down every industry, stage and country in the portfolio.
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Who are the partners at Orange Fab?
The team at Orange Fab includes Georges Nahon (CEO), Guillaume Le Gales (Mentor) and Guillaume Le Galès (Mentor). The Team section lists each member with their title, investment count and links.
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