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Jack Abraham

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Jack Abraham
Born1986
United States
Occupation(s)Entrepreneur, investor, business founder
Years active2004–present
Known forFounding managing partner of Atomic; co-founder of Milo.com and Hims & Hers Health

Jack Abraham is an American entrepreneur, investor, and serial business founder, recognized as the founding managing partner of the startup studio and investment fund known as Atomic.

Career

Abraham’s professional journey began at the age of 13 when he joined Comscore, a marketing analytics firm co-founded by his father, Magid Abraham. He started his higher education at the Wharton School in 2004, focusing on technical entrepreneurship, but left in 2007 to establish Milo.com, a search engine specializing in local products.

Following this, Abraham took on the role of Head of Local at eBay, where he was instrumental in developing the platform’s news feed and embedding an entrepreneurial mindset within the team. In 2012, he launched Atomic Labs, a startup studio and venture capital entity based in San Francisco, supported by prominent investors such as Peter Thiel and Marc Andreessen. Initially funded with $20 million, Atomic expanded its capital to $260 million by 2021 and has been behind ventures including Replicant, Homebound, Exowatt, and Hims & Hers Health. Notably, Abraham co-founded Hims, which achieved a $1 billion valuation in just 15 months, ranking it among the fastest companies to reach unicorn status.

In 2020, Abraham moved to Miami and played a key role in drawing Silicon Valley technology professionals to the area. He established an Atomic office within Wynwood’s The Annex building, which also houses OpenStore—a stealth-mode startup he co-founded alongside Founders Fund’s Keith Rabois.

As an angel investor, Abraham has contributed to the growth of firms such as Pinterest, Postmates, and Uber. His accomplishments earned him a spot on FastCompany’s "100 Most Creative People in Business" list and two appearances on Forbes' 30 Under 30 roster. Additionally, he has held the position of executive director for the Thiel Fellowship.

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