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Martin Sokk

Founder

Founder at Lightyear

Estonia

Writes $5K – $50K checks · typically $25K

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About

Martin Sokk is the Co-Founder and CEO of Lightyear, an investing platform operating across 25 countries in 10 languages. The company has raised $58 million and manages over $1 billion in customer assets.

Founder at Lightyear

Intro paths

In turn, Martin can intro founders to Lightyear's investors below.

Founder at Lightyear

Intro paths

In turn, Martin can intro founders to Lightyear's investors below.

Co-founders at Lightyear

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Mihkel
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Martin

Experience

  1. LightyearCo-Founder, CEOcurrent2020 — present
  2. TransferWiseHead of Product2012 — 2017
  3. TransferWiseHead of People2016 — 2017
  4. TransferWiseHead of Operations2015
  5. Eesti Energia ASHead of E-business2012Estonia
  6. Eesti Energia ASDevelopment Manager2009 — 2012Estonia
  7. SwedbankDevelopment Manager, Electronic Channels2009
  8. SwedbankDevelopment Specialist, Electronic Channels Estonia2007 — 2009Estonia

Skills & more

StrategyTeam LeadershipEngaging PeopleManagementSoftware DevelopmentIT ManagementProcess ImprovementBusiness StrategyIT StrategyProduct DevelopmentBusiness DevelopmentBusiness Analysis
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Frequently asked questions

Who is Martin Sokk?
Martin Sokk is the Co-Founder and CEO of Lightyear, an investing platform operating across 25 countries in 10 languages. The company has raised $58 million and manages over $1 billion in customer assets.
Where does Martin Sokk work?
Martin Sokk is Founder of Lightyear.
What check size does Martin Sokk write?
Martin Sokk typically writes checks of $5K – $50K.
What companies did Martin Sokk found?
Martin Sokk founded Lightyear, Lightyear.
Where did Martin Sokk go to school?
Martin Sokk studied at Information Technology College; Estonian Information Technology College (Bachelor of Science (BS), Information Systems Analysis).

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