Kurt Workman

Founder at OWLET, INC.

Net worth: 1 M $ as of 2024-04-29

34 year

32 connections

Health Technology

Consumer Durables

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Profile

Kurt Workman is the founder.
He founded Owlet Baby Care, Inc. in 2012, where he currently holds the title of Chief Executive Officer & Director.
He also founded Owlet, Inc. in 2021, where he also holds the title of Chief Executive Officer & Director.
Mr. Workman received his undergraduate degree from Brigham Young University.

Known holdings in public companies

Company	Date	Number of shares	Valuation	Valuation date
OWLET INC CLASS A 3.93%	2024-03-17	352,256 ( 3.93% )	1 M $	2024-04-29
OWLET INC SERIES A CONVERTIBLE PREFERRED STOCK 0.00%	2023-04-23	500 ( 0.00% )	1 990 $	2024-04-29

Kurt Workman active positions

Companies	Position	Start
OWLET, INC.	Founder	-
Owlet Baby Care, Inc. Owlet Baby Care, Inc. Medical SpecialtiesHealth Technology Owlet Baby Care, Inc. engages in the manufacture of baby health monitor devices. It offers the Owlet Smart Sock, a device that tracks a baby's oxygen and heart rate using pulse oximetry technology. The firm sends notifications to the Base Station and via Wi-Fi to a smartphone, if a baby's heart rate or oxygen fall outside a preset range. The company was founded by Jordan Monroe, Kurt Workman, Jacob Colvin, and Zack Bomsta in 2013 and is headquartered in Lehi, UT.	Founder	2011-12-31

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Listed companies	1
OWLET, INC.	Consumer Durables

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Owlet Baby Care, Inc. Owlet Baby Care, Inc. Medical SpecialtiesHealth Technology Owlet Baby Care, Inc. engages in the manufacture of baby health monitor devices. It offers the Owlet Smart Sock, a device that tracks a baby's oxygen and heart rate using pulse oximetry technology. The firm sends notifications to the Base Station and via Wi-Fi to a smartphone, if a baby's heart rate or oxygen fall outside a preset range. The company was founded by Jordan Monroe, Kurt Workman, Jacob Colvin, and Zack Bomsta in 2013 and is headquartered in Lehi, UT.	Health Technology