QuHarrison Terry is currently navigating the high seas of growth marketing at Mark Cuban Companies, a venture capital firm based in Dallas, Texas. As a trusted advisor, he assists portfolio companies in crafting and executing their growth strategies.
Earlier in his career, QuHarrison captained the marketing efforts at Redox, a healthcare interoperability data provider, where he zeroed in on lead acquisition, new user experience, events, and content marketing.
QuHarrison has co-founded three companies: Famous Finder, 23VIVI, and VNM USA. He is also an international bestselling author and a four-time recipient of LinkedIn’s Top Voices in Technology award.
A frequent guest lecturer at Harvard Business School, QuHarrison has also taken the stage as a keynote speaker for CES, Techsylvania, The Economist Metaverse Summit, Silicone Slopes Summit, SXSW, and more. His insights have earned him features on CNN, Harvard Business Review, WIRED, Forbes, and a co-hosting spot on CNBC’s Primetime Series – No Retreat: Business Bootcamp.
Recently, QuHarrison executive produced “Screens,” a Japanese film about two long-distance lovers whose screen addiction threatens their real-world bond.
When QuHarrison is not working, he immerses himself in the Japanese language, spending a lot of time learning Japanese on LearnJapanese.com.