How Fabric Raised a $43M Series A with Faisal Masud and Tim Guleri

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Coffee + Commerce

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Coffee + Commerce is a show that features commerce experts and their opinions about e-commerce and the future of retail. Episodes include commentary on trending news in digital commerce and retail.

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Coffee + Commerce is a show that features commerce experts and their opinions about e-commerce and the future of retail. Episodes include commentary on trending news in digital commerce and retail.

Marketing

Business

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How Fabric Raised a $43M Series A with Faisal Masud and Tim Guleri

Coffee + Commerce

13 minutes 25 seconds

4 years ago

How Fabric Raised a $43M Series A with Faisal Masud and Tim Guleri

In this episode of Coffee + Commerce, Tim Guleri joins our CEO Faisal Masud to discuss Sierra Ventures’ investment in Fabric.

Tim joined Sierra Ventures as managing director in 2002 and built two successful software infrastructure companies before this. Most recently, Tim spearheaded Sierra’s investment in Fabric, helping us raise a $43M series A.

Faisal met Tim while he was running global shipping at eBay. Before eBay, Faisal built AmazonBasics for Amazon and was the CTO at Staples. He was also the COO for Project Wing, a Google moonshot company. Together, Faisal and Tim have a laundry list of tech and e-commerce knowledge.

To learn more about Sierra Ventures’ investment in Fabric, listen to this Coffee + Commerce episode and get key takeaways from this blog post below. You can also read more on Tim’s blog post.