Sequence Equity has named Intermix Media co-founder Brett Brewer as a managing partner to lead its venture capital practice.
Brewer previously led the sale of Intermix, the parent company of MySpace, to News Corp for $680 million in 2005. He is also a founding partner of Crosscut Ventures.
“Brett is a transformative addition to Sequence,” Sequence co-managing partner Marcus Stroud said in a statement. “His entrepreneurial expertise and operational insights are unmatched, and his vision aligns perfectly with our commitment to investing in businesses that drive meaningful change. We are thrilled to welcome him to the team.”
Founded in 2019, Sequence Equity is a private equity and venture capital investment firm focused on human optimization and sports. It changed its name from TXV Partners and relocated from Austin, Texas, to Los Angeles in February, the firm said in a statement.
Sequence launched fundraising for Evolution Fund, a growth equity fund targeting $500 million, in September 2023, according to fundraising data from affiliate title Buyouts.
The firm also recently launched Sequence Sport Fund I, a private equity fund targeting investments in sports teams and sports-adjacent businesses. It has not disclosed a target for that fund.
Sequence Equity has named Intermix Media co-founder Brett Brewer as a managing partner to lead its venture capital practice.
Brewer previously led the sale of Intermix, the parent company of MySpace, to News Corp for $680 million in 2005. He is also a founding partner of Crosscut Ventures.
“Brett is a transformative addition to Sequence,” Sequence co-managing partner Marcus Stroud said in a statement. “His entrepreneurial expertise and operational insights are unmatched, and his vision aligns perfectly with our commitment to investing in businesses that drive meaningful change. We are thrilled to welcome him to the team.”
Founded in 2019, Sequence Equity is a private equity and venture capital investment firm focused on human optimization and sports. It changed its name from TXV Partners and relocated from Austin, Texas, to Los Angeles in February, the firm said in a statement.
Sequence launched fundraising for Evolution Fund, a growth equity fund targeting $500 million, in September 2023, according to fundraising data from affiliate title Buyouts.
The firm also recently launched Sequence Sport Fund I, a private equity fund targeting investments in sports teams and sports-adjacent businesses. It has not disclosed a target for that fund.
