ROUVY
David Holý is a seasoned professional in the technology and finance sectors, currently serving as a Partner at Pale Fire Capital since January 2017, where the focus is on supporting technological innovation through strong partnerships with founders. Holý is also an investor in various companies, including ROUVY, FAVI, AUKRO, Scuk.cz, and Mobilní Rozhlas. Previously, as the Founder of ePojisteni.cz, Holý spearheaded comprehensive marketing strategies and led the company from its inception until April 2019. Holý held the positions of CEO at Tarifomat and Vice Chairman of the Board at NetBrokers Holding, contributing significantly to the e-commerce landscape in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Earlier career experience includes a role as Product Development Director at Xacti, LLC, where Holý worked on global products. Holý holds two Master's degrees in Mathematics and Computer Science from Masaryk University Brno.
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ROUVY
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🌎 Changing The World Of Indoor Cycling. ROUVY is the world's leading realistic indoor cycling app, combining technology and sport to create an immersive experience that makes it easy for cyclists of all levels to stay fit by riding on routes around the world from their homes. ROUVY launched in 2017 after several years in development under its parent company, VirtualTraining s.r.o. Boosted by investment from Pale Fire Capital, it has grown rapidly ever since. ROUVY was included on the prestigious Deloitte Technology Fast 50 CE list in 2022 and 2023, acknowledging its place among the fastest-growing tech companies in Central Europe. In January of 2024, ROUVY announced its Virtual Cycling Platform Partnership with the professional team Lidl-Trek. It is ROUVY's first sponsorship of a UCI WorldTeam. The collaboration equips Lidl-Trek riders with a cutting-edge training tool for indoor sessions, and ROUVY’s comprehensive data supports a more precise approach to racing. ROUVY is based in Prague, Czechia and employs more than 120 people.