We met at Drexel University, bonding over a shared pull toward business and technology. Life pulled us in different directions after that — different schools, different states — but the friendship never really let up, and neither did the idea of building something together.
Josh spent two years running a six-figure Amazon storefront during undergrad, learning firsthand what it actually takes to keep an e-commerce operation running — the fulfillment fires, the inventory chaos, the hours lost to problems that had nothing to do with actually growing the business. Nick spent that time studying IT and building online businesses of his own.
Between the two of us, we kept landing on the same realization: founders don't fail because they lack ambition. They get buried in operations they never meant to become experts in — working in the business, instead of on it.
Orivon is what Nick and Josh wished existed back then: a partner that takes the operational weight off founders' shoulders, so they can go back to building instead of firefighting.
Here's exactly how that works in practice: you book a call and tell us what's going on. We scope the work with you — needs, budget, timeline. Then we match you with a vetted specialist from our network and manage that relationship for you: quality, timelines, and communication included. You get one accountable partner, not a freelancer profile to babysit yourself.