Daniel Kan
Daniel Kan is an angel investor based in the United States, investing in Software & Developer Tools, Automation and Delivery, 2 tracked investments.
About Daniel Kan
Daniel Kan is an angel investor based in the United States. Brouky tracks 2 investments associated with this investor.
Daniel Kan invests across Software & Developer Tools, Automation, Delivery and Pet Care. Coverage extends to 8 sectors in total. Participation spans Seed and Series A rounds.
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