Founder profile

Vancouver, BC

Michael Yap

Founder of Univenture Studio, AI systems builder, growth operator, and product-minded business architect based in Vancouver, BC.

01 / The work

Michael Yap builds intelligent businesses through sharper positioning, AI systems, launch-ready product surfaces, and human-centered technology. His work sits at the intersection of product strategy, growth, publishing, and operating leverage.

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Founder of Univenture Studio, the parent company behind focused companies in apps, books, experiences, wellness, and strategy.

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Background across $50M+ in e-commerce sales experience, paid media programs up to $50K per day, digital publishing, offer architecture, and growth systems.

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Builds AI-assisted operating systems, consumer product directions, and decision layers that make companies easier to run and easier to understand.

02 / Experience

Operating experience before studio theory.

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$50M+

E-commerce sales experience

Across offers, funnels, lifecycle marketing, merchandising, and conversion optimization.

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$50K/day

Paid media operating range

Hands-on experience with budget scale, offer judgment, and performance pressure.

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Multi-company

Current studio scope

Apps, books, experiences, wellness, and strategy surfaces under one operating umbrella.

03 / Best fit

Work that needs judgment, structure, and a clearer public truth.

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Founders who need a clearer product story, sharper offer, or stronger brand-world direction.

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Teams building AI products or internal AI systems that need practical structure, trust, and operating leverage.

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Companies with real proof but weak positioning, scattered launch surfaces, or unclear conversion paths.

04 / Current focus

Build the system. Sharpen the company. Leave less drag.

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Building and publishing focused consumer app companies through Univenture Studio.

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Designing AI systems, operating workflows, and trust surfaces that help products feel clearer and more useful.

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Turning messy ideas into public pages, launch systems, and intelligent businesses that compound instead of scatter.

Start with fit

Bring the real problem, not the polished pitch.

The strongest conversations begin with a clear tension, the people living with it, and what a better outcome should change.