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Sabrina Chok
Harvard ‘20
Sabrina Chok is a professional with experience in strategy and operations. She previously worked at Oliver Space in New York City Metropolitan Area.1 Her career highlights include:
- Current role: Strategy and Operations at Fay13
- Co-founder of Sticky Locals (May 2020 - December 2020)1
- Food Literacy Project Fellow at Harvard University Dining Services (January 2018 - May 2020)1
- Board Member at Harvard Ventures (May 2019 - February 2020)1
- Business Development Intern at Choco (May 2019 - August 2019)1
Sabrina graduated during the pandemic and started her career at Oliver Space.2 She left Oliver Space in December 2022.2 Recently, on February 4, 2025, Sabrina announced that her company (likely Fay) raised a $50M Series B round led by Goldman Sachs.4
Sabrina is multilingual, with native or bilingual proficiency in English and Cantonese, and limited working proficiency in Chinese, Korean, and Japanese.1 She attended Harvard University.1
Highlights
After a year of backpacking 25 countries across 3 continents, I’ve been back quietly building and I am so excited that I finally get to share with the world what we’ve been cooking up (quite literally) at Fay!
While on my sabbatical, I knew I wanted the next problem I’d work on to be deeply meaningful and impactful. At Fay, I get the privilege of building the future of food in healthcare.
Fay makes nutritional therapy accessible to all.
Every day, we ensure over 30,000+ people have access to life-changing care that’s entirely covered by insurance, helping them manage over 30+ different chronic conditions while changing the way they think and feel about food.
We’ve built the largest network of Registered Dietitians, empowering over 1,000 dietitians to start their own private practice by making it so easy that they can focus on what truly matters: providing the best care possible.
And we are just getting started.
It’s been a big week for us. We are out of stealth and just raised $25M in Series A funding from General Catalyst and Forerunner to supercharge our mission. I could not be more proud to be apart of this team of incredible builders. Huge thanks to Sam, Mark, and Michael for bringing me along for this thrilling ride.
There’s a lot of work ahead of us, but today we celebrate this win and all the hard work that continues to go into making this shared vision for a healthier, happier world, a closer reality.
So much more to come! 🚀
Last Monday was my last day at Oliver Space. It’s always bittersweet for any departure, but especially so when it’s from the place where I began my career.
To say I’m proud of my time at Oliver would be an understatement. We set out with a mission to make it convenient, affordable, and flexible for anyone to move into a space they can call home. Together we’ve launched five new cities, delighted thousands of customers time and time again, and learned how to build an operational powerhouse fit for the circular economy from the ground up.
When I joined our tiny startup of 15 people about two and a half years ago, I would not have expected what a thrilling and humbling ride it’d be. I want to express my deepest gratitude for the people at Oliver whom I’ve met and who I’m lucky to now call my friends. Thank you for the immense generosity you’ve shared with me - for teaching me, for always being honest with me, for building alongside me. It’s been a pleasure and absolute honor these past two years, and I’m excited to continue to cheer the team on from afar.
I don’t know what is in store for me but I plan to travel as much of the world as I can while thinking about the problems I want to solve next. For those who know me, I’ve always had insatiable wanderlust and curiosity for the world, spending most of my college summers studying and working abroad. I graduated during the pandemic, and while I was lucky to have found my place quickly at Oliver Space, I haven’t had the time to truly explore on my own terms. I’ll be starting adventures in Southeast Asia, where my family is from, and working my way around the globe. For those who are curious, I’ve started a Substack to share stories and reflections: sabsgap.substack.com.
Really excited for new adventures, friends, and projects along the way!
