Sean Kelly

Founder & Investor. Building companies at the intersection of health, media & founder performance.

Hey there, I’m Sean. I play at the intersection of investing, media and human performance.

I’m a three-time INC 500 founder & entrepreneur with businesses in eCommerce, SaaS, media and B2B services that have collectively generated hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue.

Right now, I serve as a General Partner at The Family Fund and am the CEO of Significant Publications, a B2B digital media holding company.

I'm particularly passionate about our brand FounderIV in support of today's founder-athletes. We help today's top entrepreneurs achieve breakout performance in their personal and professional lives.

I co-founded and led multiple other companies, including SnackNation, a health-centric foodservice and brand discovery platform that served 20,000 businesses across the US. 

Under my leadership, SnackNation was honored as one of the country’s Best Workplaces by Inc. Magazine, recognized for Top Company Culture by Entrepreneur Magazine, and certified as a Great Workplace by Great Place to Work®.

Forbes listed me as one of the top 30 leaders under 30 and one of America’s most promising CEOs under 35. Comparably also ranked me among the country’s top 50 small-to-medium sized business CEOs multiple years in a row. 

Outside of the business world, I’m a two-time national medalist in freestyle snowboarding, hold an advisory role at the growth capital firm, Meaningful Partners, have a degree in Biomedical Engineering from Columbia University and am an avid sports fan of all Michigan sports teams (especially the Wolverines).

I currently live in Venice, CA with my wife and college sweetheart, Shannon, and our goldendoodle, Jameson.

Chairman

We built the first Founderland in 10 weeks.

And almost died.

This past year we gave ourselves 6 months and built an external team to do it and it still wasn’t enough time.

So for next year’s event we decided to make the build a year-round affair…

And are focused on making Founderland a brand that lives throughout the year, not just as once-every-October event.

It’s funny to see how random ideas become full-time jobs lol

Took a quick trip to NYC this week to discuss Founderland ‘26 with one of our top partners J.P. Morgan  

The verdict?

It’s going to be big. 

Perhaps not as big as JPM’s new $3B global HQ at 270 Park Ave (most spectacular office I’ve been in w/ a Warhol or Jasper Johns around every corner)…

But still pretty big and lots of fun with a yuge amount of deals commenced (misspelling intentional)

Thanks for the tour Michael Conte you’re a legend and friend.

And glad to see you’re carrying Ancient Crunch Inc. MASA chips in all of your shops!

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Current health travel stack:

Zoomed off to NYC, Philly and Austin this week.

Back to back meetings all day, late dinners and sports games at night, and planes trains and automobiles like we all know.

Seems like 1/2 of the people I’ve met have a cold.

Here’s what I take on the road to feel good while away…

and do my best to arrive home feeling not-dead to the fam. Works most of the time ;)

 - Sinus rinse bottle filled with filtered water, betadine and salt/baking soda (use after every flight, likely illness prevention tactic #1)

- Zinc acetate lozenges if I’m feeling worn down or fatigued

- KetoneIQ every morning when I wake up to get that cognitive boost

- Momentous whey protein, plant protein, and creatine (10g) + Supergut fiber blended 1-2x per day to supplement diet

- Momentous Sleep pack + medical mouth tape + sleep mask every night

- Metal shaker bottle that doesn’t get gross

- Some type of hydration packets 2x/day minimum (right now using Dry Water)

- WIP 100mg energy pouches for a little boost early in the day usually before workout

- Another ~20 or so supplements in my vitamin case that I pre-fill for each day prior to the week

Sure, sleep/nutrition/exercise are essential and the most  important…but it’s near impossible to not sacrifice them a bit while playing the part of road warrior…so at least for me, travel supplementation is key.

Momentous Ketone-IQ DryWater Supergut

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Senior Test Engineer

Proshark

Senior Software Test Engineer

Doxa Holdings International

- Having a deep understanding of application functionality.
- Good knowledge of using Jira software to track the Bugs and Test the project.
- Good knowledge of Confluence tool to understand the requirements.
- Involvement in Test Estimations and Test strategy implementation . 
- Create test plans , Document test cases.
- Perform and document a risk analysis , Record test progress and results , Develop standards and procedures to determine product quality and release readiness.
- Identify , isolate , and track bugs throughout testing.
- Identify any potential problems that users might encounter .Research and analyze product features being tested . 
- Research new tools , technologies , and testing processes.
- Perform API testing by using IRIS.
- Perform the testing in Dev and UAT.
- Perform Functional, regression, retesting,sanity testing.

Software Test Engineer

Marketing Strategist | Empowering Brands with Creative Growth Strategies | AI Tech Influencer |Influencer Marketing Expert

Greetings,

Thanks for visiting my profile!

I am a dedicated QA professional with over 5+ years of experience. Currently, I am a QA Test Lead at Proshark, California, United States My expertise lies in:

Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC):- Thorough understanding and application in various projects.
Software Testing Life Cycle (STC):- Excellent comprehension and practical experience.
Defect Life Cycle:- In-depth knowledge and efficient management.
Defect Management Tools:- Proficient in using JIRA for effective defect tracking and management.
Agile Methodology:- Familiar with Agile processes and practices.

I specialize in manual testing, performing various types including Functional, Sanity, Smoke, Positive, Negative, Integration, Regression, and Retesting. I am adept at designing and executing test scenarios and cases, ensuring comprehensive test coverage.

I actively participate in Daily Standup Meetings (DSM), Sprint planning, review, and retrospective meetings, contributing to continuous improvement and project success. My toolkit includes tools like Postman and IRIS for testing and validation.

Additionally, I offer LinkedIn services, including Profile Optimization, engagement strategies, Brand Awareness, and overall Profile Management. If you’re looking to enhance your LinkedIn presence or need support with LinkedIn promotions and collaborations, feel free to reach out. Let's connect and explore how we can achieve your professional goals together!

Feel free to contact me kiranbharambe807@gmail.com for LinkedIn promotion and collaboration!

Kiran Pitambar Bharambe

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