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Founder65
42nd percentile
Investor18
56th percentile
YC S15First-Time FounderAcquiredRaised $10M+10+ EmployeesAngel Investor
Founder Matrix
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Credibility
this founder typical founder (50th pct)
Domain Expertise · 98th percentile
- Identified as a researcher on OpenAlex with an h-index of 28 and 4,401 citations.
- OpenAlex records an h-index of 28 across 109 works.
Founder score
- 98%Probability of being accurate (98%)Y Combinator Summer 2015 alum via OpenInvest.
- 98%Probability of being accurate (98%)OpenInvest was acquired by JPMorgan Chase in June 2021.
- 95%Probability of being accurate (95%)Current Co-Founder and CEO of OpenInvest, a J.P. Morgan company.
- 95%Probability of being accurate (95%)Raised $10.6M per OpenInvest's SEC Form D filing.
- 85%Probability of being accurate (85%)OpenInvest was co-founded with at least one other co-founder, Joshua Levin.
- 80%Probability of being accurate (80%)GitHub account @ConorMurray has been active for approximately 8 years (created 2017).
- 80%Probability of being accurate (80%)GitHub account @ConorMurray is dormant with no public repo push activity detected.
- 70%Probability of being accurate (70%)GitHub account @ConorMurray identified as belonging to Conor Murray.
- 40%Probability of being accurate (40%)OpenInvest is associated with prnewswire.com (Majestic Million rank 233), where Conor Murray is a named founder.
- 35%Probability of being accurate (35%)Identified as a researcher on OpenAlex with an h-index of 28 and 4,401 citations.
- 30%Probability of being accurate (30%)OpenAlex records an h-index of 28 across 109 works.
Investor score
- 70%Probability of being accurate (70%)Publicly identified as an angel investor with investments in multiple early-stage startups.
- 65%Probability of being accurate (65%)Made at least 3 known angel investments including Delta Cygni Labs, Verto Analytics, and Zervant.
What you likely need
You're a proven founder-operator with a successful exit (OpenInvest acquired by JPMorgan Chase) and strong YC pedigree, now operating within a large financial institution. Your next move likely involves deciding whether to stay and scale within JPMorgan or leverage your exit credibility to launch a new venture or deepen your angel investing activity.
Are these your current priorities?
We will tune and customize your Founder Festival experience to make sure you get invited to the events that would be most valuable to you.
- fundraisingUse your JPMorgan acquisition story as a calling card to raise a seed or Series A for a new fintech venture — acqui-hire exits from top banks are compelling proof points for investors.
- tacticalFormalize your angel investing activity into a small syndicate or micro-fund, given your existing portfolio (Delta Cygni Labs, Verto Analytics, Zervant) and YC network access.
- introsRe-engage the YC alumni network to source co-founders or early hires for a potential next company, as your S15 batch connections remain a high-value warm intro channel.
- positioningReactivate your GitHub account with public repos or open-source contributions to rebuild technical credibility signals, especially if you plan to found a new technical startup.
- positioningPublish thought leadership on ESG/values-based investing trends — your decade of experience at OpenInvest positions you as a credible voice in a rapidly evolving regulatory and market landscape.
- tacticalIf you plan to found again, consider timing your departure from JPMorgan to align with the next YC application cycle so you can apply with early traction.
- hiringTap your MIT Mathematics & Computer Science alumni network for technical co-founders or early engineering hires for your next venture.