Managing Partner
View LinkedIn ProfileMany lessons have guided Mark’s successful career — but most predominantly may be the belief to play the long game. That’s why he held two jobs seemingly worlds apart, assembling barges and working at an investment firm, during college to afford a good education and eventually make his way to Wall Street.
That focus took him on an incredible trajectory from boy scout to collegiate rowing athlete, to working in Silicon Valley. But he’s not the only one who has seen a meteoric rise, thanks to his hard work, so too have the companies he’s backed — such as Airspace, BigCommerce, Box, Cohere, Cumulus, DocuSign, Elemental, Enable, Matrixx, NS1, Nexmo, Ooyala, OpenGov, OvationCX, Singular, Snap Inc, Springboard, Telesign, Trifacta, Uhana and Zimperium.
And when he’s not helping grow businesses into household names, he’s scratching off countries — on his quest to visit 100, he’s only got 35 to go.
Mark Sherman, Managing Partner at Titanium Ventures sits down with Nasdaq’s Chief Client Officer Joe Brantuk to discuss the venture capital landscape and investment sectors driving future returns.
In conjunction with the rebranding from Telstra Ventures to Titanium Ventures, Managing Partner Mark Sherman talks about the firm and their activity.
Telstra Ventures, which spun out of Australian telco Telstra in 2018, changed its name to Titanium Ventures.
The team at Telstra Ventures started thinking about rebranding five years ago, shortly after spinning off from the Australian telecommunications giant that shared its name. Now, the firm is known as Titanium Ventures, a nod to the strength and lightweight nature of the element.
Mark Sherman, Managing Partner at Titanium Ventures, is optimistic on what the venture market will look like in 2024.
Mark Sherman, Managing Partner at Titanium Ventures shares his insight on how AI will affect Google, Meta and Microsoft in 2024. Venture capitalist predictions for the year ahead coalesced around shifts in funding models from the previous year, the evolution of AI’s role in the corporate landscape, AI’s impact on jobs, and broader societal impacts….
TV Managing Partner, Mark Sherman, dives into why forward-thinking companies are right to focus on AI now but also how they have to be cognizant of the risks along with the potential rewards.
Mark Sherman, Managing Partner at Titanium Ventures, shares his insight on what the second half of 2023 may hold for AI investment.
TV’s Managing Partner, Mark Sherman, thinks opportunities lie in rapidly evolving fields like AI although venture capital firms face challenges in 2023 due to high interest rates and economic volatility.
Venture capital has traditionally been an industry that revolves around relationships. VCs invest in a startup’s idea but their conviction stems from the folks behind it.