Mark M. Chambers
Mark M. Chambers
executive profile
 
 
 

WHO I AM

 
 
 
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A Technology Maverick

Mark Chambers, a visionary technology entrepreneur and software innovator, serves as founder and executive chairman of BlinkSky, Inc. Born in Jamaica and raised in the United States, Chambers transformed his early passion for programming and technology into a career of groundbreaking innovation, leading companies that are redefining the digital economy.

At just 19, Mr. Chambers invented Webbe, a groundbreaking real-time voice, text, and data communication platform adopted by major corporate and government clients, including Merrill Lynch, the U.S. Navy SEALs, and the Missile Defense Agency. In 2007, he partnered with India-based telecom giant VSNL Tata Communications to launch RingYard Telecom, delivering low-cost, frictionless telecommunications for the 47 million immigrants seeking affordable connections to their homelands.

Featured in The New York Times and Forbes, Mr. Chambers now spearheads BlinkSky, a cutting-edge fintech platform transforming the global digital gift card and payments space. With over 700 leading brands integrated, BlinkSky is on a bold mission to revolutionize payments—delivering Digital Cards that delight customers, empower employees, and strengthen partners, driving happier, more successful companies worldwide.

 
 
 
 

WHAT I DO

 
 
 
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Make Meaning

Meaning is creating software that removes inefficiencies to unlock real value. Meaning is building tangible solutions beyond IRRs and Pitch Decks. Meaning is transforming shared values into valuable shares. Meaning is elevating others to become the best version of themselves.

”I enjoy building forward-thinking companies, well-executed technology products with impactive management teams. I am a pragmatist with the leadership acumen to know you don’t always make the right decisions, you make decisions turn out right.”
— Mark Chambers

 
 
 
 

WORLD VIEW

 
 
 
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Think Glocal

Globalization has spread knowledge and technology across borders. It took 1,000 years for the invention of paper to spread from China to Europe. Understanding “Glocal” (global/local) nuances will be critical to the success of technologies shaping our new digital economies.

“The world has become extremely integrated; innovation now spreads through complex global channels, I’ve chosen collaboration over competition. I am committed to the continued forging of strong partnerships and broad innovation that become key enablers in ultimately improving people’s lives.” — Mark Chambers

 
 
 

CONNECT

 
 
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