£100-200k
OTE
£60-65k
BASE
+ Equity
Community & investment tools for founders, angels and VCs
Be an early applicant
Community & investment tools for founders, angels and VCs
1-20 employees
Be an early applicant
£100-200k
OTE
£60-65k
BASE
+ Equity
1-20 employees
To give more people the ability to vote with their money, and their time, on what the future looks like.
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To give more people the ability to vote with their money, and their time, on what the future looks like.
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20% female employees
Odin is at the apex of two major trends in finance: the democratisation of access to private markets through technology, and the increasingly social feel of finance and investing. The startup began as a social network with an investment layer built on top, though it is now a more focused financial service that simplifies startup investing.
The company's roots in social and community speak to a unique trajectory it is on. After gaining a lot of traction with its syndicate-formation service, the startup has been looking to develop further products that decentralise and simplify capital rails for the innovation ecosystem. It’s likely that that product roadmap will be developed in conjunction with its customer base, many of whom attend Odin’s salons.
Though the company has had to navigate an environment where capital going towards innovative companies is at a fraction of where it once was, it appears to have emerged unscathed, if not stronger. In 2023 it raised £2.4 million in a seed round that included contributions from 220 angels through its own platform. It plans to use these funds to roll out its marketplace for people raising money to find investors, as well as support scaleup plans across Europe and possibly into Asia.
Steph
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
May 2023
$3m
SEED
Aug 2021
$1m
ANGEL
Mary Lin
(Co-CEO)Ex-Product Manager and Software Engineer at multiple venture-backed startups. On Entrepreneur First: 5th cohort.
Paddy Ryan
(Co-CEO)Previously worked at the Irish embassy in Moscow, before working at CrowdCube and building out Coca Cola's venture arm.
Mary Lin (co-CEO)