Thor Angelo

I have spend the last 20 years building 2 startups from zero to 1 Billion DKK and 1/2 Billion DKK companies, and I am currently working on my no. 3, MyMonii. Since summer 2015, I was all in as founder and CEO of OrderYOYO (and investor) - disrupting the take-away business. 85% of all orders to take-away restaurants comes from regular customers. So why pay food portals like Just-Eat, DeliverHero and Hungry >20% in commission for these orders? When these orders comes back to you because they like your take-away-food and not because Just-Eat found you (again). I made YOYO the no. 1 white label ordering and marketing platform for take-aways - and since June 2019 i handed over the operations to the very strong C level team I have hired. This year (2020) YOYO is doing 160M USD in Gross Revenue (1 Billion DKK) I co-founded LanguageWire back in 2000 and build up the translation company from an idea in PPT to 100 people, 8 countries, 26 million USD annual turnover in 2012 - today LanguageWire is doing 70M USD (= half a Billion DKK). The key to success was to build up a very unique and efficient IT platform and a unique business concept around it. The last 6 years i was more an intrapreneur where I sold and build up modules and software to provide our clients with solutions that no one else could - creating a situation like Blue Ocean. I came up with ideas in close relationship with our clients - and developed revolutionary products within LanguageWire such as: WeAllEdit, AGITO Translate, Translation Management System, Live Translation, Integrated Translation, and many more. Most of them had potential as Spin-offs. LanguageWire today has a very strong concept and a revolutionary IT platform. Today LW is among the top20 biggest translation companies in the world. Short about me: I am very good at taking an idea, a company or project within a company from nothing to success in the market. From idea, to product, to getting the first 1000 customers on board. Product-market fit and business and organisation design. To build up teams.