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Robert Gavshon's role at Cluey

He co-founded Cluey Learning in 2017 and was its chairman through the ASX years.

Robert Gavshon co-founded Cluey Learning in Sydney. The company was incorporated on 19 July 2017. Mark Rohald, the other co-founder, became chief executive. Gavshon was the chairman.

Cluey took one-to-one tutoring online. It matched students with vetted tutors for live sessions. The service launched in July 2018. By the end of 2020 it had around 620 tutors and had delivered more than 192,000 sessions.

On 9 December 2020 Cluey joined the ASX at A$1.20 a share and raised A$30 million. Shares opened at A$1.27. The market value at the float was about A$143.5 million. Gavshon held roughly 8% of the company, and the founders held about 30% together.

Cluey added Code Camp as a second business. A proposed purchase of Art of Smart did not go ahead because the conditions were not met. In December 2025 the company ran an entitlement offer. Cluey left the ASX on 6 October 2026.

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How did Robert Gavshon start Cluey Learning?

Robert Gavshon co-founded Cluey Learning, an online tutoring company in Sydney. The company was incorporated on 19 July 2017, and Mark Rohald became chief executive. The tutoring service launched in July 2018.

What was Robert Gavshon's role at Cluey?

Gavshon was co-founder and chairman of Cluey. At the December 2020 float he held roughly 8% of the shares, and the founders together held about 30%.

When did Cluey float and leave the ASX?

Cluey joined the ASX on 9 December 2020, raising A$30 million at A$1.20 a share. It left the ASX on 6 October 2026.

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