Gadi Eliashiv

CEO & Co-Founder

Gadi started programming his own software at the early age of 12 and eventually led a team of technologists for 8200, the most elite intelligence unit of the Israeli army. Prior to Singular, Gadi was Head of Research at Onavo, a mobile analytics company acquired by Facebook in 2013. When not coding or focused on all things Singular, Gadi has been known to enjoy particularly dirty martinis.

Susan Kuo

COO & Co-Founder

Susan has an extensive background in mobile ad tech, analytics and gaming. Prior to Singular, Susan held senior leadership roles at Onavo and InMobi. Susan is an active member of the mobile community and serves on the advisory board for several mobile-focused start-ups. In her spare time, Susan works up a sweat chasing her baby and toy poodle around the backyard.

Eran Friedman

CTO International & Co-Founder

Prior to founding Singular, Eran was the Head of Development at Onavo, where he was the company’s third hire, built and scaled all the core technology infrastructure and played a significant role in building out one of the most well respected engineering teams to what is presently today, Facebook’s Israel tech headquarters.

Michael Oiknine

Chief Revenue & Strategy Officer

Michael is an entrepreneur with over 15 years of experience crafting and selling companies. As the co-founder and COO of Kefta, Inc., a SaaS provider of online behavioral targeting solutions, Michael was instrumental in growing and shaping the business before its acquisition by Acxiom. After earning his MBA from Harvard to complement his MS in Engineering from École Centrale Lyon in France, Michael was the managing director of GiSMo, a mobile payment startup owned by Millicom International Cellular and a consultant with Altis, a consulting firm now owned by Cap Gemini Ernst & Young in Paris, France.

Dominic Kelly

VP, Sales Americas

Dominic is VP of Sales Americas at Singular. Prior to Singular, Dominic had a number of Key Sales Leadership roles for SaaS and Adtech companies both in San Francisco and in his native UK, including AOL, Flurry and Nanigans.

Scott Beechuk

Partner, Norwest Venture Partners

Scott Beechuk brings over 20 years of product management, engineering, and SaaS expertise to his role as a partner on the enterprise investment team at Norwest Venture Partners. Throughout his career, Scott served as Senior Vice President of Product at Salesforce, co-founded multiple companies and has served as an advisor and angel investor to several startups.

Trevor Oelschig

Managing Director, General Catalyst

Trevor focuses his time at General Catalyst on the application layer with special attention paid to user-centric products with a sneaky potential to become hugely useful in enterprises. He also spends time on the underlying picks & shovels that help developers build great software and keep systems up and running.

Before joining General Catalyst, he spent nine years at Bessemer where he worked with Clio, Instructure (NYSE: INST), PagerDuty, Shopify (NYSE: SHOP), 2U (NASDAQ: TWOU), and Zopa.

Don Butler

Managing Director, Thomvest

Don works with entrepreneurs in the financial technology, advertising technology, and enterprise software-as-a-service markets. Don currently serves on the Board of Directors for companies in each of these focus areas including Apsalar, DataXu, and Vungle (in the adtech space), Kabbage (in the fintech space), and Axcient and NetBase (in the enterprise SaaS space). Together with the team at Thomvest, prior investments include Lending Club (NYSE: LC), FlashSoft (acquired by SanDisk), GuardianEdge (acquired by Symantec), and Okena (acquired by Cisco). Prior to Thomvest, Don led the Asian business development efforts for several startup companies in the multidimensional data analysis and networking industries as part of his work with Asia Pacific Ventures. He also spent three years as an Analyst with Lehman Brothers, where he worked with clients in the software and semiconductor industries. Don received a B.A. in Chinese from UCLA and M.A.s in both East Asian Studies and Political Science from Stanford University.

Chris Capps

Partner, Method Capital

Chris Capps focuses on deal sourcing and portfolio company management. Chris was the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Method Capital, where he oversaw all investments and operational activities. Chris is an active early stage investor in technology-enabled businesses and has deep contacts within the technology community throughout the world. Chris earned a BA degree in History from Southern Methodist University. Chris serves on the boards of Ranir Corporation, Lime Energy, Afrimax Group, Virgin Mobile Central and Eastern Europe, HighGround, Rippleshot, Semantify, and Singular.

Jay Eum

Co-founder & Managing Director, Translink Captial

Jay focuses on consumer technology, including mobile, gaming, and consumer devices. He leads TransLink’s activities supporting portfolio companies with their customers and partners, primarily in Korea. Jay’s active current investments include Chartboost, Epic, nWay, Peel, Quixey, Singular, SoundHound, and Teforia. Noteworthy past investments include Carbonite (CARB), Enterprise DB (ACQ: Peak Equity), and YuMe (YUME). Jay received an MBA from Stanford University, as well as an M.S. in Biochemistry and B.S. in Chemistry from Seoul National University. Jay serves as President & Board Director of the Asia America MultiTechnology Association (AAMA) and Board Director of the Association of Asian American Investment Managers (AAAIM). He is also an Advisor for Korea Innovation Center (KIC) Silicon Valley. Jay enjoys travel, Sci-Fi movies, and spicy food.

Mark Sherman

Managing Director, Telstra Ventures

Mark joined Telstra Ventures as a Managing Director in 2012. Previously, he was a General Partner at Hidden Lion Partners, an emerging growth equity firm focused on technology-enabled services. Previously, he was a General Partner at Battery Ventures where he led the firm’s enterprise IT and India investment practices with investments in Coupa, Mformation, Neoteris, and Tejas. Previously, he was a Managing Director at Robertson Stephens & Company, where he ran its software investment banking practice working with companies such as BEA, HNC, Informatica, JD Edwards, Quest, and Siebel. Mark received his MBA from Harvard Business School and BS in Economics from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.