Stephen Chau
Co-Founder & CEO at Cove
Palo Alto, California
Invests in
Sectors:
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Min Investment:
$50,000.00Max Investment:
$500,000.00Target Investment:
$100,000.00
Skills
Education
- SU
Lists including Stephen
Investments
Faire (formerly Indigo Fair)
Total Funding: $190M
Popshop Live
Total Funding: $26M
Bravo Sierra
Total Funding: $48M
Parative Customer Intelligence Platform
Total Funding: $9M
Clubhouse
Total Funding: $120M
Expo
Total Funding: $28M
Clubhouse / Alpha Exploration Co
Total Funding:
Ditto Tech
Total Funding:
Evergreen
Total Funding: $5M
BanditML
Total Funding:
Work Experience
2023
Co-Founder & CEO
2023
Cove is a new way to work together with AI. Sign up for early access at www.cove.ai
2013
Angel Investor and Advisor
2013
Investor and/or Advisor for some startups I love, led by founders I admire: All Day Kitchens (formerly Virtual Kitchen Co), Alto Pharmacy, Clubhouse, Faire, Houm, Lean, Magic Eden, Mill, Nelo, Nuro, Otter, Outgo, Pachama, Pepper, PermitFlow, The Pill Club, Pinwheel, Popshop Live, Statsig, TrueNorth, Zip and more
2018
Sequoia Capital Scout
2018
Angel, Seed, Series A investor through Sequoia's scout program. Let me know if I can help with what you're building
2014 - 2020
Senior Director of Product Management
2014 - 2020
Head of product for Uber's new businesses (Uber Everything). Founding member of the team, started Uber Eats and scaled it to a $25 billion run rate business across over 6000 cities and 43 countries in 4 years
2014 - 2014
Entrepreneur in Residence
2014 - 2014
2004 - 2014
Senior Product Manager, Google Now
2012 - 2014
Product lead for Google Now's new features team. Launched new predictive Now cards, introduced Now to new clients such as the Android OS, Chrome, Android Wear and helped scale the product to hundreds of millions of monthly actives
Senior Product Manager, Google Maps
2006 - 2012
Led Google's early imagery, 3D and map data programs. Co-invented Street View, Google’s fastest growing product of 2008 and product of the year from Time Magazine, PC World and Scientific American
Manager, Corporate Development
2004 - 2006
Founding member of the team and responsible for all consumer acquisitions and investments. Closed 13 deals including Where2 (aka Google Maps), Keyhole (aka Google Earth) and Android
2002 - 2004
Analyst, Investment Banking
2002 - 2004
Advised technology companies on M&A and corporate finance transactions. Client team member for companies such as Microsoft and Apple Computer. Worked on the Google IPO
2001 - 2002
Director, Investments Division
2001 - 2002
While a student, managed the $9 million investment portfolio of a completely student-run campus enterprise
2000 - 2000
Software Engineer
2000 - 2000
Built the frontend of the first independent online investment advice platform, designed by William F. Sharpe (1990 Nobel Prize in Economics)