Tim Steiner
Tim Steiner · Economics & Business
Co-founded Ocado and turned it from an online grocer into a robotics company that licenses automated warehouses worldwide
9 December 1969, London, England
United Kingdom
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Tim Steiner was born in north London in 1969 and married at the Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue in 1999; his great-grandfather founded Steiner Leisure. He left Goldman Sachs the following year to start Ocado with two colleagues, betting that groceries could be sold online and picked by machine. Ocado spent a decade losing money and is now a FTSE company whose real product is the robotic warehouse it licenses to Kroger, Casino, Aeon and others — a British grocer that turned into an engineering firm.
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Co-founded Ocado and turned it from an online grocer into a robotics company that licenses automated warehouses worldwide
Source: Jewish News (UK); Jewish Business News; Wikipedia — Tim Steiner
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