Entrepreneur · Investor · Co-Founder of Cost Plus Drugs · Technology Innovator
Mark Cuban is an entrepreneur, investor and technology innovator whose career spans software, internet businesses, media, sports, entertainment, healthcare and consumer technology.
He began his entrepreneurial career with MicroSolutions, a systems integration company that he built and sold to CompuServe in 1990. Cuban later co-founded Broadcast.com, an early internet streaming company, which was acquired by Yahoo in 1999.
His portfolio and business activities have since expanded across technology, media, entertainment, consumer products and healthcare. He has invested in hundreds of businesses and has been involved in building and supporting companies across a wide range of industries.
In 2019, Cuban co-founded Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company, which launched commercially in 2022 with a focus on transparent pricing and lower-cost prescription medicines. The company has become a major part of his work around healthcare innovation and consumer access.
Cuban also became widely recognized through ABC's Shark Tank, where he invested in hundreds of entrepreneurs during his tenure on the program. His final appearance was in 2025.
His experience spans building technology companies from the ground up, investing in emerging businesses, scaling organizations, navigating disruption and identifying opportunities across rapidly changing markets.