| Michael Lisovetsky | |
| Birth Date: | 1993 |
| Education: | New York University Stern School of Business Draper University The Founder Institute |
| Occupation: | entrepreneur and investor |
| Known For: | JUICE, Peachy, MAGIC Fund,[1] Zurp[2] |
| General partner at MAGIC Fund and co-founder at JUICE | |
Michael Lisovetsky (born 1993) is an American entrepreneur and investor. He is a general partner at MAGIC Fund and co-founder of JUICE, a digital marketing agency.[3] He is a member of the Forbes The Next 1000 list.[4]
At the age of 12, he built his first computer and started his first company, a web hosting service called FazeWire, at 14.[1] Michael later attended NYU Stern School of Business, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance. He also attended Draper University.[5]
Additionally, in 2013, Lisovetsky completed a program on Entrepreneurship at The Founder Institute.[6]
Michael's professional journey began with co-founding LiveApplicant in 2014.[7] He then founded Skylight, Inc., a "Tinder for apartments" app, securing $500,000 in seed funding from notable investors including Tim Draper and Marc Benioff.[8] Skylight was acquired by Common in 2017,[9] where Michael served as the Director of Growth.
In 2016, Lisovetsky became an Investor at Bloom Credit.[6]
In 2017, he co-founded JUICE, a digital marketing agency known for its excellence in revenue growth strategies and business best practices.[10]
From 2018 to 2020, he was an Advisor at Covet Delivery.[6]
In 2010, Lisovetsky held the position of co-founder at Peachy, an outsourcing company, that designs, develops and optimizes e-commerce experiences on Shopify.[6] He was also a part of Ad Age Collective from 2019 to 2020, serving as an Official Member.[6]
In 2021, he joined MAGIC Fund as a General Partner.[11] His latest venture is Zurp, a financial solution provider offering users credit card-like rewards without debt risks, co-founded in 2022.[6] Zurp has attracted investment from prominent figures and firms including Scott Belsky, Siqi Chen, Kendrick Nguyen, Michael Brandt, David Weisburd, Amy Wu, Julia Lipton, Baron Davis, and Dhani Jones.[12] [13]
Michael Lisovetsky earned a spot on Forbes The Next 1000 list.[4]