Colin Fabig is an accomplished entrepreneur and mentor with an impressive track record of founding and scaling successful tech startups. With over 30 years of experience, he has founded and sold eight startups in South Africa and Australia, generating millions in revenue and exit values. Colin's career began in 1991 when he launched his first new media company, followed by several others before moving to Australia in 1999. In Sydney, he founded four more tech startups that employed over 400 people.

Colin is best known for his role as the founder and chairman of LivingSocial Australia, formerly Jump On It, which grew to 250 staff and achieved a run rate of ~$100 million in annual billings within two years. Jump On It was sold to LivingSocial USA for an EV of ~$300 million. In addition, Colin co-founded Spring.me, a social network with 170 million members after being sold to IAC's Twoo.com in early 2015.

Colin's strengths include his visionary leadership, strategic thinking, and negotiation skills. He is well-educated, with experience in life sciences, positive psychology, hypnotherapy, and energy work, among others.

Today, he serves as a non-executive director at Orange Aware, a campaign to protect the vulnerable during Covid-19. He is also a former non-executive director at Secret Sisterhood and George & King and a mentor to startups like 21st Century Education and Lendi.com.au.

Overall, Colin Fabig's expertise and experience make him a valuable member of any organization looking to grow and scale in the tech industry.