Mark Stevens – Billionaire

Silicon Valley venture capitalist Mark Stevens was a partner at Sequoia Capital when the firm invested in hits like Google, PayPal and LinkedIn. Now a special limited partner at Sequoia, he is investing in startups through his firm S-Cubed Capital. Stevens joined Sequoia in 1989 after stints at Intel and Hughes Aircraft, and spent nearly two decades at the venture capital firm. He serves on the board of fabless semiconductor firm Nvidia and owns a minority stake in the Golden State Warriors NBA basketball team.

Mark Stevens Net Worth: Mark Stevens is an American venture capitalist who has a net worth of $1.62 billion. Having spent the last two decades accumulating stakes in some of Silicon Valley’s top tech companies, he has also been a venture capitalist at Sequoia Capital, most notably Google and LinkedIn. A California-native, Stevens graduated from the University of Southern California obtaining a Bachelor of Science and master’s degree. In 1982, he joined Intel Corporation, a mid-sized company that was about to capitalize on the computer boom. Seven years later, he became a partner at Sequoia Capital and began to invest all of his talent in various software systems and other investments of the kind. Eventually, Stevens joined the category of top venture capitalists. At the moment, he is one of the five voting partners at Sequoia Capital and responsible for the most important high tech investments in companies like Google, NVIDIA and YouTube. In 2004, Mark Stevens and his wife donated a serious amount of money to the University of Southern California with the main intention of founding the USC Stevens Center of Innovation. The main reason for this is the fact that the Center for Innovation is a university-wide resource in the Office. It was designed to develop creative thinking ad research for maximum societal impact. Mark Stevens is also a member of the USC Viterbi School of Engineering Board of Councilors and the USC Board of Trustees.

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