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Sham Telang and Jeremiah Stone on SnapLogic's Partnership with Sixth Street

Watch Jeremiah Stone, Chief Technology Officer at SnapLogic, and Sham Telang, Senior Operating Advisor at Sixth Street, reflect on how our partnership has been built on strategic collaboration and community, providing strategic resources and expertise to advance go-to-market strategy, financial operations, and technology sourcing.

July 1, 2026Sham Telang and Jeremiah Stone

Describe your partnership in one word.

Sham Telang: I can think of two words. One team. But I think one word wise, Jeremiah, collaboration. What do you think of that?

Jeremiah Stone: I like collaboration. I think growth probably captures it best for me. My name is Jeremiah Stone and I'm the Chief Technology Officer at SnapLogic. SnapLogic is the market's leading agentic integration company. You can think of us as the technology that connects the intelligent enterprise. I think of the partnership between Sixth Street and SnapLogic as a combination of mentorship and community. We work very closely together on the most important initiatives that we have to deliver value to our customers and grow our business in the most efficient way possible. And that's both a combination of access to expert advisors within the sixth Street family, as well as collaboration with other portfolio companies.

Sham Telang: We believe future modern architectures are going be about putting best of breed solutions together, and SnapLogic has a real novel way of doing this.

Jeremiah Stone: We've collaborated with Sixth Street in multiple dimensions, ranging from how we think about our go-to market, our financial operations, even to the point of how we source technology and how we think about the financial efficiency of that.

Sham Telang: What value does that CTO community bring?

Jeremiah Stone: What started off as an initial in-person meeting with leaders from different companies has really become a collaborative community of people who are challenging each other, pushing each other to be better, but also kind of peer mentoring. The fact that Sixth Street could bring such a group of expert, capable people together and then create a forum where we can have trust building and deeper collaboration has been really valuable.

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