Jennifer Reyna

Co-founder & COO, Okboy · 1 appearance on the record.

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Jennifer Reyna is the co-founder of Okboy, a Mexican platform connecting homeowners with local home service providers. She previously founded and served as CEO of GasZen, a León-based IoT hardware company that measured propane levels, raised over $700,000 in funding, and won IDB Lab’s WeXchange competition.

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Assertion Supported
Gaszen won 1 million pesos in hackathon prize funding
“We got angel investors, and we won the biggest social hackathon in the world, and that gave us a million pesos.”
Jennifer Reyna Apr 14, 2017 ▶ 8:25 EP 629: Mexico's Gaszen Raises $700k, Uses Roof Meter to Tell Mexican Households When Gas Is Almost Empty with CEO Jennifer Reyna

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Assertion Not checkable as stated
Two enterprise gas suppliers pre-ordered 5,000 Gaszen units each
“These ones are for 5000 units each.”
Jennifer Reyna Apr 14, 2017 ▶ 6:09 EP 629: Mexico's Gaszen Raises $700k, Uses Roof Meter to Tell Mexican Households When Gas Is Almost Empty with CEO Jennifer Reyna
Disclosure
Gaszen sells data to gas suppliers and charges end users
“And we monetize through the service. We sell to the gas supplier, all the information. And at the same time, if the end user wants to have automated services, then we also monetize from it.”
Jennifer Reyna Apr 14, 2017 ▶ 2:59 EP 629: Mexico's Gaszen Raises $700k, Uses Roof Meter to Tell Mexican Households When Gas Is Almost Empty with CEO Jennifer Reyna
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Reyna: Gaszen has partnered with three real estate firms in Mexico
“We have partnered with three already, and we are in discussions with more than 15 all over Mexico, so we are working really hard on getting the product there.”
Jennifer Reyna Apr 14, 2017 ▶ 4:31 EP 629: Mexico's Gaszen Raises $700k, Uses Roof Meter to Tell Mexican Households When Gas Is Almost Empty with CEO Jennifer Reyna
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Gaszen charges bulk gas suppliers $50 per device
“50 dollars per piece.”
Jennifer Reyna Apr 14, 2017 ▶ 6:18 EP 629: Mexico's Gaszen Raises $700k, Uses Roof Meter to Tell Mexican Households When Gas Is Almost Empty with CEO Jennifer Reyna
Disclosure
Gaszen raised a $350,000 seed round in Mexico
“Yes, actually we just raised our seat round. We raised with 350,000 us dollars here in Mexico.”
Jennifer Reyna Apr 14, 2017 ▶ 7:46 EP 629: Mexico's Gaszen Raises $700k, Uses Roof Meter to Tell Mexican Households When Gas Is Almost Empty with CEO Jennifer Reyna
Disclosure
Gaszen is not generating any recurring revenue yet
“Right now, we're not making any recurrence.”
Jennifer Reyna Apr 14, 2017 ▶ 9:59 EP 629: Mexico's Gaszen Raises $700k, Uses Roof Meter to Tell Mexican Households When Gas Is Almost Empty with CEO Jennifer Reyna
Disclosure
Gaszen spends $36 to manufacture each IoT gas meter unit
“So right now we have 36 dollars to make it.”
Jennifer Reyna Apr 14, 2017 ▶ 11:06 EP 629: Mexico's Gaszen Raises $700k, Uses Roof Meter to Tell Mexican Households When Gas Is Almost Empty with CEO Jennifer Reyna
Disclosure
Gaszen manufactures 100% of its hardware components in Mexico
“Like, we are we are making and manufacturing here in Mexico, so what we did is being very carefully design and choose who to go where to go, so yeah, it's everything in Mexico, and it goes from the components to the plastic.”
Jennifer Reyna Apr 14, 2017 ▶ 11:18 EP 629: Mexico's Gaszen Raises $700k, Uses Roof Meter to Tell Mexican Households When Gas Is Almost Empty with CEO Jennifer Reyna
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Gaszen sells IoT units to real estate developers for $77
“Okay, so they buy the device, and what they do is 77 US dollars.”
Jennifer Reyna Apr 14, 2017 ▶ 4:47 EP 629: Mexico's Gaszen Raises $700k, Uses Roof Meter to Tell Mexican Households When Gas Is Almost Empty with CEO Jennifer Reyna
Assertion Supported
Gaszen won 1 million pesos in hackathon prize funding
“We got angel investors, and we won the biggest social hackathon in the world, and that gave us a million pesos.”
Jennifer Reyna Apr 14, 2017 ▶ 8:25 EP 629: Mexico's Gaszen Raises $700k, Uses Roof Meter to Tell Mexican Households When Gas Is Almost Empty with CEO Jennifer Reyna

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EP 629: Mexico's Gaszen Raises $700k, Uses Roof Meter to Tell Mexican Households When Gas Apr 14, 2017 6m
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