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Michael (Misha) Sokolov
Entrepreneur & operator
Michael (Misha) Falcon is a highly accomplished and experienced professional with a diverse background in areas such as finance, technology, and entrepreneurship. Falcon was born in Russia and later moved to the United States to pursue his education, earning degrees at both Boston University and Harvard Law School.
After graduation, Falcon worked in various positions in the finance industry, including as a bond trader at Goldman Sachs and as the head of trading at a boutique fixed-income firm. He has also founded and served as CEO of several successful technology companies, including one that was acquired by a Fortune 500 company.
Falcon is known for his expertise in areas such as fintech, blockchain, and cryptocurrency. He is a frequent keynote speaker at industry conferences and has been featured in publications such as The New York Times and Forbes.
Aside from his professional pursuits, Falcon is also active in philanthropy and serves on several nonprofit boards.
Overall, Falcon's diverse background and expertise make him a sought-after professional in various industries, particularly finance and technology.
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🌞 Exciting news! KuCoin Exchange one of the major global fin techs partners with Solartrip - Travel Loyalty Solutions to bring an innovative travel service, including 7% cashback on hotel bookings for KuCard users.
Ads of grocery delivery services using Dark Store on demand model like Zapp, Getir, Gorillas are all over central London. And its going Rome, Paris and many other places.
Many investors believe that much bigger part of grocery sales will not just move online (sure thing), but will move on demand (more bananas 🍌 at your kitchen in 15 minutes) and the growth will be captured by dark store on demand services. It’s already happening in some parts of the world, but some parts of the world are colder, darker or don’t have such advanced and developed food retail businesses and variety of online and offline shopping experiences (London rocks 🤘🏻)
Yesterday I came across an insightful and beautifully designed report on Consumer Internet by Heartcore Capital 👏🏻 It shows why dark store model is superior to other models and calls it v3.0 of urban grocery delivery.
Grocery delivery is promoted by more than 10 services including Deliveroo, Just Eat Takeaway.com Uber, Ocado Group, Jiffy Grocery, Dija, Weezy among others as well as retailers including Waitrose & Partners, Marks and Spencer, Tesco, Sainsbury's that are not offering on demand or even same day delivery yet, but can probably tap into the space in the [near] future? More questions in the first comment to this post..😎
