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Mark Kortschot

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Member, Advisory Board at University of Toronto Entrepreneurship Hatchery

Markham, Ontario, Canada

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Kevin JohnsonunlockedMark: together at University of Cambridge (1985–1986)
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About

Mark Kortschot is a Group Director at TEL Venture Capital, working in corporate venture capital. His background includes business development, strategic alliances, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate finance in the capital equipment industry across Japan and the United States.

Experience

  1. University of TorontoProfessor Emerituscurrent2023 β€” presentToronto
  2. University of TorontoProfessor1998 β€” 2023
  3. University of TorontoChair, Division of Engineering Science2011 β€” 2016
  4. University of TorontoAssociate Professor1993 β€” 1998
  5. University of TorontoAssistant Professor1988 β€” 1993
  6. Legere Reeds Ltd.Presidentcurrent1998 β€” presentBarrie, Ontario

Skills & more

Guest LecturingMaterials Science25Research20Mathematical Modeling14Chemical Engineering15Chemistry4Nanotechnology7Simulations5Statistics6R&D4Science5Data Analysis7
+7 moreBiomedical EngineeringTeachingProject ManagementEngineeringCharacterizationPhysicsPublic Speaking

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Mark Kortschot?
Mark Kortschot is a Group Director at TEL Venture Capital, working in corporate venture capital. His background includes business development, strategic alliances, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate finance in the capital equipment industry across Japan and the United States.
Where does Mark Kortschot work?
Mark Kortschot is Member, Advisory Board at University of Toronto Entrepreneurship Hatchery.
Where did Mark Kortschot go to school?
Mark Kortschot studied at University of Cambridge (Ph.D., Composites Engineering); University of Toronto (M.A.Sc., Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry); University of Toronto (B.A.Sc., Engineering Science).

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