Marshall Everson is vice president, investments and strategy at York IE.
In this role, Marshall identifies and evaluates investment opportunities and works directly with entrepreneurs in the B2B software sector on all stages of the startup lifecycle, from business model and pricing strategies to exit strategies. Previously, he was a strategic development analyst at Oracle, where he helped run the mergers and acquisitions process for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
Marshall began his career playing professional hockey in both the United States and Norway. He has a bachelor of arts degree in government and economics from Harvard University.
Connect with Marshall on LinkedIn.
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