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Marni Rabasso

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EIR at SFU VentureLabs

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

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About

Marni Rabasso is co-founder of Two Pebbles Ventures and brings over 30 years of technology leadership experience, including roles in organizations ranging from 5 to 15,000 employees across three continents. Her background spans high-growth software execution, team building, and global business development, with a focus on decentralization in technology infrastructure. She has worked across diverse international markets in technology commercialization and business scaling.

Experience

  1. Two Pebbles VenturesCo-Foundercurrent2021 — presentVancouver, British Columbia, Canada
  2. Novamera Inc.Board Chaircurrent2024 — present
  3. Novamera Inc.Board Member2021 — 2024
  4. ShelterBox CanadaBoard Chaircurrent2023 — present
  5. ShelterBox CanadaVice Chairman Of The Board2019 — 2023Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
  6. ShelterBox CanadaBoard Of Directors2018 — 2019Vancouver, Canada Area
  7. Rithmik SolutionsBoard Membercurrent2021 — presentVancouver, British Columbia, Canada
  8. Two Pebbles SolutionsPrincipalcurrent2018 — presentVancouver, Canada Area
  9. SFU VentureLabsEntrepreneur In Residencecurrent2020 — presentVancouver, British Columbia, Canada
  10. Chrysalix Venture CapitalEntrepreneur In Residence2019 — 2020Vancouver, Canada Area
  11. Dassault SystèmesVice President, Natural Resources2014 — 2018Paris, France
  12. Dassault SystèmesVice President, Product Management, GEOVIA2012 — 2014Vancouver, Canada Area
  13. Gemcom Software InternationalDirector of Product Management2006 — 2012Vancouver, Canada Area
  14. WaterTraxMarketing and Product Management Consultant2006
  15. Absolute SoftwareDirector of Marketing2004Vancouver, BC
  16. RADSS TechnologiesVice President1996 — 2003Calgary, Canada Area
  17. Merak ProjectsProduct Manager1993 — 1996Calgary, Canada Area
  18. AGL PetroleumConsulting Engineer1992Brisbane, Australia
  19. Esso Resources Ltd.Development Engineer1988 — 1992Calgary, Canada Area

Skills & more

Strategic Planning13Management32Analysis1Strategy10Leadership2Board LevelBoard level experienceBoard LeadershipDirectorshipProduct Management49Customer Support5Software Project Management17
+12 moreProduct MarketingBusiness DevelopmentProject PlanningProduct LaunchRequirements AnalysisMarketingStart-upsProduct Lifecycle ManagementIntegrationConsultingSoftware DevelopmentProduct Development

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Who is Marni Rabasso?
Marni Rabasso is co-founder of Two Pebbles Ventures and brings over 30 years of technology leadership experience, including roles in organizations ranging from 5 to 15,000 employees across three continents. Her background spans high-growth software execution, team building, and global business development, with a focus on decentralization in technology infrastructure. She has worked across diverse international markets in technology commercialization and business scaling.
Where does Marni Rabasso work?
Marni Rabasso is EIR at SFU VentureLabs.
Where did Marni Rabasso go to school?
Marni Rabasso studied at The University of British Columbia (B.A.Sc., Mechanical Engineering).

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