Gopuff Stock

gopuff.comTransportationFounded: 2013Funding to Date: $3.35B

Gopuff is an instant commerce platform that delivers an assortment of products which includes cleaning and home products, medicine, pet care, office supplies, beauty and wellness items, baby products, food and drinks, local brands, as well as alcohol and fresh prepared food in some markets. The company was founded by Rafael Ilishayev and Yakir Gola in 2013 and is headquartered in Philadelphia, PA.

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Team

Management Team

Rafael Ilishayev
Co-Founder, Co-Chief Executive Officer and Board Member
Yakir Gola
Co-Founder, Co-Chief Executive Officer and Board Member
Edwin Stedem
Chief Financial Officer
Daniel Folkman
Senior Vice President, Business
Nathaniel Flandreau
Corporate Counsel

Board Members

Betsy Atkins
Board Member

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News

Gopuff, an instant delivery startup that received a $15 billion valuation last year, is reportedly seeking to raise as much as $300 million in new debt financing.
Delivery start-up Gopuff announced Wednesday that it’s bringing on former Disney CEO Bob Iger as an investor and advisor to the $15B company. Unlike other delivery companies, Gopuff has its own network of micro-fulfillment centers — mini, high-tech warehouses — stocked with inventory.
The $15 billion rapid-delivery start-up decided to do business differently from rivals like Instacart. A changing environment is testing its model.