The first business collectibles company

We want the greatest creators to be celebrated. This shouldn't be reserved for sports. Spreading positivity for progress.

Sport worked this out a long time ago. It has halls of fame, card sets, museums and a whole economy built around remembering who did what and when. The people who start and build companies have almost none of that, even though their work turns up in nearly everything you touch in a day.

Titans exists for them. Founders, inventors, investors, engineers and the people who worked alongside them. We think they are worth knowing by name, and we think what they made deserves to be kept, catalogued and seen.

That starts with the objects themselves. The cheque that made the first payroll. A signed patent. The prototype that became the product everyone ended up owning. A share certificate from a company that changed how the world works. These survive from the moment the work was actually being done, which is exactly what makes them worth keeping.

A community already exists around this material. Collectors, dealers, auction houses, family archives and institutions all work in it. We want to give them a common place to gather and one record they can all point at.

Every generation produces people who make something out of nothing. We would like the next one to grow up knowing their names.