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AHAlife.com

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AHAlife.com is the discovery shopping destination for luxury lifestyle products, curated by influential tastemakers. Products span fashion, food, beauty, travel, accessories, home décor, tech, and exclusive experiences. Curators include various personalities and experts such as Tim Gunn, chef Daniel Boulud, filmmaker Wendi Murdoch, make-up artist Bobbi Brown, model Petra Nemcova, designer Donna Karan, as well as stylists, designers, and editors from top publications. The site came out of beta earlier in 2010 and was named a Top 5 Online Luxury Merchandiser along with Louis Vuitton, Net-A-Porter, Tiffany’s and Zegna by Fashion’s Collective. AHAlife.com is not a discount or flash sale site, but is pushing the bounds of content + commerce + curation in the luxury industry by providing access backed by a network of tastemakers.

Milestones

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  AHAlife.com added Snehal Patel as CTO. (4/23/10)
  Posted 7/28/11 at 7:01am
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  AHAlife.com added Shauna Mei as Founder & CEO.
  Posted 1/23/11 at 12:54pm
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  AHAlife.com received $10.1M in Series B funding. (4/26/12)
  Posted 4/26/12 at 6:47pm via techcrunch.com
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  AHAlife.com received $6M in Venture Round funding. (7/27/11)
  Posted 7/27/11 at 5:23pm via thealarmclock.com
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  AHAlife.com — Raises $6M in Series A funding from DCM and FirstMark Capital (7/27/11)
  Posted 7/27/11 at 7:44am via techcrunch.com
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  AHAlife.com — Closes seed funding round with First Mark Capital FirstSteps program and angel investors. (3/15/10)
  Posted 1/23/11 at 12:44pm via businessinsider.com

Videos

Screenshots

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Above: AHAlife homepage
Uploaded: 4/27/12

Sources

1. Shopping Club Aha Life Raises $6M (thealarmclock.com) [edit]
2. AHAlife Raises $10.1M To Curate And Sell Hard-To-Find, Luxury Products From Around The World (techcrunch.com) [edit]
Meet FirstSteps, FirstMark Capital's Seed Program (businessinsider.com) [edit]
AHAlife Raises $6M To Curate And Sell Hard-To-Find Products From Around The World (techcrunch.com) [edit]