
She built a career marketing the least glamorous product in tech - the login box - and turned it into a story about who you are online.
Every tap on an Okta tile hides a difficult bargain: make access effortless for the right person, and impossible for everyone else. Now the identity company is extending that bargain to machines and AI agents.

Marcus Bartram is General Partner at Titanium Ventures (formerly Telstra Ventures), a $1B+ AUM San Francisco-based venture firm where he has led or co-invested in 25+ companies including CrowdStrike, Auth0, and Cohere. A founding team member with roots in Australian telecoms and managed security services, Marcus brings engineering credentials from the University of Adelaide and an Oxford MBA to a cybersecurity-first investment thesis sharpened over 15+ years in Silicon Valley. Titanium Ventures' proprietary Revenue Acceleration Platform has generated over A$1 billion in revenue for portfolio companies — a data-driven edge that sets it apart from conventional VC.

Todd McKinnon is the co-founder and CEO of Okta, the leading independent identity platform, which he built from a two-person startup in 2009 into a publicly traded company with over 18,000 customers and $2 billion in annual revenue. A former head of engineering at Salesforce, McKinnon saw the cloud shift coming before most and bet his career - and his family's financial security - on the idea that identity would become the new security perimeter. He has led Okta through its 2017 NASDAQ IPO, a $6.5 billion acquisition of Auth0 in 2021, and a high-profile 2022 security breach, emerging from each as a more seasoned, candid, and mission-driven leader.