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About Khaled Kteily
CEO of Legacy (YC S19), which has now raised almost $50M from investors like FirstMark Capital, Bain Capital Ventures, Section 32, and even celebrities like Justin Bieber to change outdated views of fertility as a "women's issue" while helping rebalance the responsibilities of family planning.
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Legacy
**TL;DR:**
Legacy (YC S19) is a startup focused on the fast-growing field of fertility and family planning. Founded at Harvard, the company has now raised $40M from leading investors like FirstMark Capital, Bain Capital Ventures, Section 32, Tribe Capital, and even celebrities like Justin Bieber, The Weeknd, and others.
**What we're doing**
We aim to change the outdated view that fertility is a "women's issue" by creating an accessible, affordable product for men & people with sperm. This includes everything from a mail-in kit for sperm testing & sperm freezing, personalized sperm improvement products, tele-health, DNA fragmentation analysis, supplements, and more.
**Why are we the leader?**
The company was founded at Harvard by a team of healthcare and fertility experts. We obsess about talent density and have out-executed our competitors over the past few years. Beyond our D2C channel, we've also unlocked:
1. Nationwide insurance coverage (10M+ lives)
2. Military contracts (Including the Navy SEALs and 15M+ veterans)
3. Employer offerings (Working with the top fertility benefit providers)
**Tell me about the team**
We're a team of about 30, extremely diverse (majority female, majority immigrants, strong LGBQTIA+ representation, age range of 25-65), and very values driven. Our 5 values are customer centricity, reliability, kindness, openness, and winning.
Learn more about our values here:
https://khaled-legacy.medium.com/legacys-values-and-why-they-matter-db116539d3da
Learn more about our workplace here:
https://khaled-legacy.medium.com/how-and-why-legacy-is-reinventing-workplace-benefits-9e5fda6cb863
Read about our mission to humanize the path to parenthood:
https://khaled-legacy.medium.com/how-and-why-legacy-is-reinventing-workplace-benefits-9e5fda6cb863
Learn more about sperm and why it matters here:
docsend.com/view/zkgk7ws
Legacy (YC S19) is a startup focused on the fast-growing field of fertility and family planning. Founded at Harvard, the company has now raised $40M from leading investors like FirstMark Capital, Bain Capital Ventures, Section 32, Tribe Capital, and even celebrities like Justin Bieber, The Weeknd, and others.
**What we're doing**
We aim to change the outdated view that fertility is a "women's issue" by creating an accessible, affordable product for men & people with sperm. This includes everything from a mail-in kit for sperm testing & sperm freezing, personalized sperm improvement products, tele-health, DNA fragmentation analysis, supplements, and more.
**Why are we the leader?**
The company was founded at Harvard by a team of healthcare and fertility experts. We obsess about talent density and have out-executed our competitors over the past few years. Beyond our D2C channel, we've also unlocked:
1. Nationwide insurance coverage (10M+ lives)
2. Military contracts (Including the Navy SEALs and 15M+ veterans)
3. Employer offerings (Working with the top fertility benefit providers)
**Tell me about the team**
We're a team of about 30, extremely diverse (majority female, majority immigrants, strong LGBQTIA+ representation, age range of 25-65), and very values driven. Our 5 values are customer centricity, reliability, kindness, openness, and winning.
Learn more about our values here:
https://khaled-legacy.medium.com/legacys-values-and-why-they-matter-db116539d3da
Learn more about our workplace here:
https://khaled-legacy.medium.com/how-and-why-legacy-is-reinventing-workplace-benefits-9e5fda6cb863
Read about our mission to humanize the path to parenthood:
https://khaled-legacy.medium.com/how-and-why-legacy-is-reinventing-workplace-benefits-9e5fda6cb863
Learn more about sperm and why it matters here:
docsend.com/view/zkgk7ws
