
Robin Hood Ventures: Angel investors targeting early-stage, high-growth companies in Philadelphia.
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Eric Sugalski, founder and CTO of Archimedic, describes joining Robin Hood Ventures as an angel investor and participating in due diligence for MedTech investments.
Robin Hood Ventures Executive Director Ellen Weber participated in the Ben Franklin Learning Center’s Capital Call on December 6, 2022. The calls use informal conversations with active investors to explain venture capital and angel investing.
Robin Hood Ventures members invest in the next generation of companies and share their expertise through publications.
The Angel Venture Fair hosted its 10th annual Snake Pit on December 19, where Robin Hood Ventures member Nick Valeriano participated in two panels.
Robin Hood Ventures news and updates.
Ellen Weber is an ACA member angel investor and executive director of Robin Hood Ventures and the Temple Innovation and Entrepreneurship Institute. In an interview with ACA Membership Director Sarah Dickey, she discussed the 16-year-old angel group’s approach to investing in dynamic markets.
The Halo Report named Robin Hood Ventures one of the 10 most active angel groups in the country for Q1 2014.
Robin Hood Ventures Executive Director Ellen Weber appeared on the Investor Connect podcast with Hall Martin to discuss the Philadelphia startup community and angel investing.
The company’s jobs page lists openings at its portfolio companies, from internships to director positions, with filters for role, industry, skills, location, company stage, and keyword. At the time of writing, it listed 79 jobs.
Robin Hood Ventures provides startups with capital and guidance for sustained growth.
Robin Hood Ventures invests $100,000 to $1 million in startups and syndicates with venture capitalists, institutions, and other network angels.
Redwood City-based Aseon Labs raises $10 million in seed funding to build movable, parking-space-sized pods that inspect, clean, and charge robotaxis around cities. Led by Crane Venture Partners, the round includes Y Combinator, Expa, Robin Hood Ventures, and Founders Capital, among others. Aseon plans to use the funds to build five prototypes, expand its six-person team to about 12, and secure sites; it has not signed robotaxi contracts.
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