Create Wellness
- 05/09/2024
- Series A
- $5,000,000
Create is the world's first modern creatine brand. We're launching the only creatine monohydrate gummy on the market in November '22. Get early access at trycreate.co.
Creatine has a stigma. Most people think it's a quasi-steroid only meant for male body builders & serious athletes.
Create is reversing that stigma. Creatine is highly researched, safe, and its benefits are broadly desirable across different target audiences.
We stand for approachability, science-backed results, wellness through fitness, and product innovation.
- Industry Health, Wellness & Fitness
- Website https://trycreate.co/
- LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/trycreate/
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Create: Building the first modern creatine brand. Our first product is the creatine monohydrate gummy -- a first of its kind creatine monohydrate gummy that makes taking creatine enjoyable. Company's mission is to reverse the creatine stigma, so that more people can benefit from it.
Not Boring: Growing Not Boring with my brother-boss Packy. I write the Friday newsletter, "The Weekly Dose of Optimism" and run all-things business so that Pack can focus on writing and investing. Not Boring is currently the #2 business newsletter on Substack.
Previous: Have worked at venture-backed ecommerce brands for over 5 years, first at Away and then at Parade. At Parade, I wore many hats including overseeing Finance, Operations, and Growth, scaling the brand from a $16M valuation to a $200M valuation in under two years.
Other: I come from an entrepreneurial family outside of Philadelphia -- mom, dad, brother, sister, sister-in-law all own-and-operate their own small businesses. I definitely wasn't the entrepreneurial kid starting lemonade stands or flipping candy, but the dinner table did largely revolve around business topics.