Education
Harvard Business School
MBA, Business 1996-01-01 - 1998-01-01University of Wisconsin-Madison
BBA, Business 1989-01-01 - 1994-01-01Work Experience
Norwest
Current
Norwest
BuildVision
Current
BuildVision
Failure Museum
Current
Failure Museum
Ediphi
Current
Ediphi
Connect The Dots
Current
Connect The Dots
Amberflo.ai
Current
Amberflo.ai
Provus Inc
Current
Provus Inc
Channel99
Current
Channel99
SourceDay
Current
SourceDay
Elevate.inc
Current
Elevate.inc
Skills
Summary
Sean Jacobsohn is a partner at Norwest Venture Partners and former enterprise cloud executive with broad technology, sales and business development expertise. He focuses on early to late stage investment opportunities in enterprise software. He currently serves on the board of Amberflo, Ediphi, Elevate, Enable, FloQast, Legion, Oro, Propel, Provus, and SourceDay, led the investment in Workato and Channel99, is a board observer for Connect The Dots, Demandbase, Prodly, and previously served on the boards of Engagio (acquired by Demandbase), Rallyteam (acquired by Workday), Satmetrix (acquired by NICE), and Spiff (acquired by Salesforce). Sean was previously a venture partner at Emergence Capital Partners where he focused on enterprise cloud investments, after being an executive and advisor at Emergence Capital portfolio companies Hightail and Doximity, respectively. Previously he was VP of Channel Management at Cornerstone OnDemand, a human capital management software-as-a-service provider. Sean helped grow the company from $7 million to $75 million in revenue and from 300,000 subscribers to over 7.5 million. Before his tenure at Cornerstone OnDemand, Sean was VP of Sales and Partner Development at WageWorks, a leading provider of consumer-directed spending solutions, which grew from $3 million to $82 million in revenue during his tenure. Prior to WageWorks, he was at Upwork, the world’s largest marketplace of contractors. Sean holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BBA in Marketing, Finance, and International Business from University of Wisconsin. He's co-founder of the HBS Alumni Angels, the largest university-affiliated angel group in the world, and is the Founder, Chief Historian, and Collector for the Failure Museum.