Nick Superina

Nick has 14 years of experience in venture capital. He joined QuestMark Partners in 2006 and became a Partner in 2012. Nick focuses on late stage venture investments in SaaS/enterprise software, mobile software platforms, infrastructure software, security, communications, storage, consumer internet, digital media, and technology-enabled business services. Nick led QuestMark’s investments in Applause (acquired by Vista Equity Partners), KeyMe, Peloton (Nasdaq: PTON), Venafi (co-led), and Vidyo (acquired by Enghouse Systems). He currently serves on the boards of KeyMe and Venafi (observer), and previously was a board member at Vidyo and a board observer at Applause. Prior to joining QuestMark, Nick was a management consultant with American Management Systems (now CGI Group, Inc.), where he advised clients on technology infrastructure implementations, software evaluations, and assisted in business development opportunities. Previously, he served as director of marketing and partnerships for Hannon Hill Corporation, a web content management start-up company. Nick is a graduate of Duke University and served on the board of the Duke Club of Washington, D.C. from 2004-2016, among other alumni boards. He also co-founded and leads the Duke Band Alumni Association, the largest Duke Alumni affinity group.