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Known for these resultsRole0%Role is parsed from founder titles in yc.db. Known for 0% of these rows — the rest have no title at all, mostly 2019–2023. Those rows stay in the result and are counted as Unknown, never as No.Bio67%Bio coverage: 67% of these founders have a bio on their YC profile. Every bio-derived facet (ex-company, school, credentials, discipline) is Unknown for the rest.Ex-company33%Ex-company is matched from bios with employment context (ex-, formerly, worked at). 33% of these rows have at least one match.School67%School is matched from bios, case-sensitive for acronyms. 67% of these rows have at least one match.
- Lissy Giacoman@lissymgcFounder · VincoS21B2B · Monterrey
- Miriam FernandezFounder · VincoS21B2B · Monterrey
- Sofia SadaFounder · VincoS21B2B · Monterrey
FOUNDERROLEBATCHINDUSTRYLOCATIONTEAMX_url
Lissy GiacomanVincoFounderSummer 2021B2BMonterrey, Mexico35https://x.com/lissymgcMiriam FernandezVincoFounderSummer 2021B2BMonterrey, Mexico35—Sofia SadaVincoFounderSummer 2021B2BMonterrey, Mexico35—Showing 1–3 of 3 founders
Lissy Giacoman
Founder·Vinco
PRIMARY INFO
RoleFounder· not in title
Team size35
BatchSummer 2021
LocationMonterrey, Mexico
Company statusActive
StageEarly
BIO
Lissy is CEO of Vinco, responsible for corporate matters, investor relations and overall company alignment. As a former BCG consultant, Lissy has experience in digital strategy, big data and analytics. Throughout her life, she has also taken on several teaching jobs. Currently, she teaches a Strategy course at the Tec de Monterrey. Although born and raised in Monterrey, Mexico, Lissy did her MBA at the MIT Sloan School of Management and her undergraduate degree in Economics at Yale University.
Ex-company, school and discipline below are derived from this bio. Nothing is inferred when the bio is missing.
BACKGROUND
CredentialsMBA
DisciplineBusinessKeyword match from the bio text, not a classifier.
TRACK RECORD
First YC company on record
COMPANY CONTEXT
Retaining employees in LatAm via education