About
Mark Losh is founder and CEO of FaithWell PBC, a platform designed to support spiritual growth within churches, recovery ministries, and faith-based organizations. The company's SpiritualOS offering combines assessment, personalized planning, coaching, and community reflection to track spiritual development across the week. Losh previously spent nearly 40 years in venture-backed technology companies before founding FaithWell.
Experience
- FaithWell PBCFounder, CEOcurrent2022 — presentPort St Lucie, Florida, United States (formerly La Quinta, CA)
- Prevail VenturesFounder, Managing Directorcurrent2004 — presentCalifornia
- Brience, Kenamea, Covalent, Foglight Software, Unikix, KnowledgeWare, Applied Data Research (ADR)Chief Revenue Officer (Various VC-backed Software Companies)1986 — 2003San Francisco Bay Area
Skills & more
SaaS32Enterprise Software27Salesforce.com1Software as a Service (SaaS)Strategic PlanningLeadership12Management8Strategy7Team Management1Spiritual LeadershipHuman FlourishingSpiritual Formation
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Faith-based InnovationAI CoachingRevenue & Profit GrowthCustomer ServiceStrategic VisionStart-ups ManagementProduct ManagementStart-upsBusiness DevelopmentGo-to-market StrategyCloud ComputingStrategic Partnerships- Lovable
- Faith Driven Entrepreneur Foundation Group — Faith Driven Entrepreneur
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Frequently asked questions
- Who is Mark Losh?
- Mark Losh is founder and CEO of FaithWell PBC, a platform designed to support spiritual growth within churches, recovery ministries, and faith-based organizations. The company's SpiritualOS offering combines assessment, personalized planning, coaching, and community reflection to track spiritual development across the week. Losh previously spent nearly 40 years in venture-backed technology companies before founding FaithWell.
- Where does Mark Losh work?
- Mark Losh is Advisor at JLS.
- Where did Mark Losh go to school?
- Mark Losh studied at Purdue University (BS, Computer Information Systems).
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