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Mattan Griffel
Entrepreneur, Coach, Professor, Author, ...
Mattan Griffel is an award-winning faculty member at Columbia Business School, an author, and a two-time Y Combinator-backed entrepreneur.
He co-founded Ophelia, an online treatment platform for opioid addiction, and One Month, an online accelerated learning platform, showcasing his entrepreneurial skills and commitment to innovation.
Having been selected as one of Forbes' 30 Under 30 in Education, Mattan's expertise and contributions to the field are widely recognized.
He holds a Bachelors of Science in Finance and Philosophy from NYU Stern School of Business, and he has further enhanced his skills through programs at Y Combinator.
Mattan has held various significant roles in organizations, from Partner and SVP of Talent Strategy & Performance at Invisible to Adjunct Assistant Professor of Business at Columbia University.
His diverse background includes positions such as Co-Founder & CEO at One Month, Co-Founder & Chairman at Ophelia, and CEO & Founder at The Front Labs.
Mattan's involvement in different ventures and his dedication to entrepreneurship are evident through his roles as a Lang Coach and Innovation Fellow at the Lang Center for Entrepreneurship.
With his vast experience, including internships at prestigious organizations like Conde Nast and Morgan Stanley, Mattan has established himself as a prominent figure in the business and education sectors.
Highlights
I took a job! Super thrilled to be joining the incredibly talented and insanely hard-working team at Invisible!
My new role will be SVP of Talent Strategy & Performance, and that means I'll get to spend my time thinking about how we can improve performance management, and build systems that set up the entire company for success.
Can't wait to dive in.
One of my first new posts in a while is about how to find the right executive coach. In my experience as an entrepreneur, a good executive coach is such a valuable asset to have as you're going through periods of rapid growth and uncertainty.
I've also started taking on a limited number of coaching clients myself – mostly Series A+ founders who have raised at least $10-15M. Let me know if anyone comes to mind who you think I should talk to.
