We have recently developed an electron-rich titanium complex that is highly reactive. Our titanium compound readily performs two-electron reduction chemistry and has been shown to reduce a wide array of organic substrates. As a testament to its reactivity, the complex slowly undergoes C-H bond activation with itself to eliminate dihydrogen and give a new, isolable titanium compound. This transformation is remarkable and a rare example of dehydrogenation chemistry performed by an early metal. We intend to exploit this feature to produce a low-cost, non-toxic catalyst for the dehydrogenation of hydrocarbons.