Zipline Stock

flyzipline.comIndustrialFounded: 2011Funding to Date: $833.01MM

Zipline manufactures and operates an automated drone delivery service. Zipline’s proprietary technology is behind the distribution of blood and vaccinations in developing and underdeveloped nations as well as Walmart home delivery. Zipline, formerly known as Romotive, was founded by Keller Rinaudo and Dr. Keenan Wyrobek in 2009 and is headquartered in San Francisco, CA.

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Team

Management Team

Keller Rinaudo
Co-Founder, Chief Executive Officer & Board Member
Deepak Ahuja
Chief Financial Officer and Chief Business Officer
Liam O'Connor
Chief Operating Officer
Ashley Chandler
Chief Marketing Officer
Keenan Wyrobek Ph.D
Co-Founder, Chief Technology Officer, Product Architect & Board Member
Maggie Jim
Head of Finance

Board Members

Alfred Lin
Sequoia Capital
Susan Choe
Katalyst Ventures
Paul Hewson
The Rise Fund

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News

Nearly a decade after announcing grand plans for 30-minute drone delivery of items up to 5 pounds, Amazon told CNBC it’s now completed just 100 deliveries in two small U.S. markets.
Drone technology company Zipline, which rose to prominence flying critical medical supplies like blood bags and vaccines over rugged terrain in Rwanda, has seen the commercial side of its business boom. Deals with Walmart, and a new drone design, are making Zipline a bigger player in the world of retail and home delivery, and not only in hard-to-reach places.
Drone delivery startup Zipline is expanding its U.S. customer base across healthcare, restaurant and retail verticals. Global health and wellness brand GNC, Seattle-based pizza restaurant Pagliacci Pizza and medical courier service Associated Couriers will all start using Zipline’s recently announced home delivery platform, which the startup says is ultra precise, nearly inaudible and up to seven times as fast as traditional delivery via car.