Maxuri is a Jakarta- and Singapore-based e-commerce platform for luxury goods and services, from designer handbags to Wimbledon front-row seats tickets

Maxuri Director and Co-Founder Sophie Olsen (née Gorecki) has left her position from the startup.

In an email to e27, CEO Andy Roberts confirmed and explained her current position with the company.

“Sophie’s recently married, and it’s hard to have both partners in startups – she’s still involved with Maxuri as a founding shareholder and we will catch up regularly,” he wrote.

When asked about who will replace Olsen and the next plan for the company, Roberts said Maxuri is currently figuring out their next move.

“We’re doing an internal audit at the moment to figure out what our next 12-18 months will look like and the locations we will concentrate on,” he wrote.

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Maxuri is a Jakarta- and Singapore-based e-commerce platform for luxury goods and services. It offers high-end products such as designer handbags, jewelleries, watches, premium scotchs and whiskies, to even Ferrari cars and submarines.

It also offers concierge services for upper level customers, with a team consisting of senior concierges from the hotel industry.

The Maxuri team also employs a team of curator to help ensure quality and authenticity of the products sold in the platform.

Launched in December 2016, Maxuri was founded by Roberts and Olsen.

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