Krish Chelikavada

Co-Founder at Om Labs | Stanford

📍 United States🔄 Updated September 2026💼 1 investments📅 2 years investing🗓 Last invested Mar 2024
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Angel Investor
Mar 2024
This is a catchall company for the doers, the thinkers, and the innovators.
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2024
Angel Investor
Mar 2024
This is a catchall company for the doers, the thinkers, and the innovators.
2023
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2023
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2021
Founder Fellowship 10
Jun 2021
Our mission is to help more people start better startups. ODF is a program we created over four years ago to help those at the exploration stage of starting a company. So far, weve helped over 1000 companies get started and raise over $2 billion. Starting a company is really exciting, but there are so many things you need to figure out in order to actually build one. - "Who might I start my company with?" - “What might we build?” - “Who might our initial customers be?” - “Should we raise funding soon, or should we try to bootstrap in the beginning?" These and many more questions are what we refer to as the "missing pieces"—the things you need to figure out to know if starting a company is right for you and what company you should ultimately build. With ODF, we bring together 80 to 100 people who are at the very same stage as you. Theyre all exceptionally talented, and theyre all trying to figure it out together.
Venture Capital Fellow
Jun 2021
DECODE is the latest founder community co-hosted across Berkeley and Stanford. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit, we want to help founders in the earliest stages of building a startup. Our 3 main pillars include thought leadership events, industry-driven research, and immersive experiences. With roots as the largest tech and innovation conference co-hosted with UC Berkeley and Stanford, DECODE aims to provide a platform where students and working professionals can better adapt to the future of work enabled by exponential technologies.