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Alexis Robert

Partner at Kima Ventures

Greater Paris Metropolitan Region

Invests in

Stages:

Locations:

  • Min Investment:

    $50,000.00
  • Max Investment:

    $2,000,000.00
  • Target Investment:

    $150,000.00

Skills

Entrepreneurship
Start-ups
Start-up
Management
Strategy
Business Strategy
Digital Marketing
Project Management

Education

  • Master of Science (MS)

    (2011 - 2015)

  • Specialized Master in Management and New Technologies (MNT)

    (2014 - 2015)

  • MPSI/MP*

    Lycée Fénelon

    (2008 - 2011)

Work Experience

  • Partner

    2015

    Kima Ventures is the venture capital arm of Xavier Niel. We're one of the world's most active early-stage investors, investing in 2 to 3 startups per week all over the world, providing founders with funding, network and support for them to reach the next steps of their journey. Headquartered in Paris, we invest from seed to Series A, backing ambitious founders who work hard to build awesome products that people love.

2013 - 2015

  • Co-founder

    2013 - 2015

    I co-founded ShowMango, which offers an unlimited subscription service for concerts and live events: our subscribers can attend these events by grabbing a free ticket every day, solving the issue of surplus tickets in the event industry. We were backed by Seedcamp and industry experts business angels. ShowMango has been featured in The Evening Standard, The Next Web, Music Week, Mixmag, among others.

MyBee S.A.S.

2011 - 2013

  • CTO / COO

    2011 - 2013

    MyBee (now known as PayinTech) provides innovative contactless payment and identification systems for the leisure industry. The products enables businesses to increase revenue, gather comprehensive real-time data analytics and enhance the end-customer experience while reducing theft and fraud. I joined the company when they started the business. The company raised $6.5M to date, and got acquired by Merim Group.

  • Software Developer (SOCIS)

    2011 - 2011

    The Orekit project wanted to test the feasibility of using standard tablets for spatial dynamics tasks, with a long-term goal of enabling satellite orbit control stations to be controlled remotely to save costs. As part of the Summer of Code in Space, I ported the Orekit framework to Android, worked with the Apache Common Math project to fix some speed issues with DalvikVM, and developed a proof of concept Android application to carry out basic spatial dynamics tasks.