Sean Marsh

Sean focuses on investments in Internet, mobile and Saas companies including the firm’s investments in Sittercity.com, TicketManager, Kitsylane.com, Vee24, CoachUp, Multiply.com (acquired by Naspers JSE: NPN), Optasite (acquired by SBA Communications NASDAQ: SBAC) and Vaultus Mobile Technologies which merged with Antenna Software and was then acquired by Pegasystems (NASDAQ: PEGA). Sean has also invested in Newforma, Inc., Handmark, Inc. (acquired by Sprint / Softbank), Tower Ventures (acquired by American Tower (NYSE: AMT), Andover.net (NASDAQ: ANDN, sold to VA Software, NASDAQ: LNUX), and Medical Metrx Solutions, Inc. (acquired by AIG). Prior to Point Judith, Sean was a partner at two other Massachusetts venture capital firms, Village Ventures that was backed by Bain Capital and Highland Capital and was a pioneer in building entrepreneurial funding platforms in emerging geographies and TSG Equity Partners, a family office formed by a Partner of the Thomas H. Lee Company. At the dawn of the first Internet innovation wave in the early 1990s, Sean worked in the Investment Banking Group of Prudential Securities Incorporated, where he was involved with the structuring, analysis, due diligence and closing of over $1.4 billion in mergers, public and private equity and debt offerings. Sean is a member of the Bowdoin College Board of Trustees Technology Advisory Committee providing the Chief Information Officer input on technology strategy and procurement. Additionally, Sean has been a judge and a mentor for multiple early stage venture accelerator programs including Boston based MassChallenge and Chicago based Techstars. He is also involved with entrepreneurial and venture capital activities at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology including his role as a judge in the school’s annual Venture Capital Investment Competition and Babson College. Sean holds a BA in Economics from Bowdoin College.