A Washington, DC-based investment firm founded by Steve Case in 2005, Revolution’s mission is to build disruptive, innovative companies that offer consumers more choice, convenience, and control in their lives. Revolution aims to transform markets by shifting power to consumers, and seeks to create significant value for companies that are attacking large, traditional industries with innovative new products and services. The Revolution team brings proven expertise in scaling up companies and helping to expand niche ideas into mass appeal.
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There's nothing like experiencing #Detroit from the POV of its biggest champions. An incredible community is betting on & building toward its future as a global innovation hub. Our advice: Don’t bet against them. More on our return to #MotorCity: https://lnkd.in/e_n_p57u
D.C.-area startup funding was up in Q2 — but largely anchored by a few outsized players. Alex Shtarkman weighs in on the national state of venture and how trends are manifesting in the DMV. His take: bulletproof fundamentals are more important than ever. More from Kaela Roeder in Technical.ly: https://lnkd.in/eVzT4_v9
We spent Q1 and Q2 our favorite way: on the road, seeing and experiencing entrepreneurial ecosystems from Buffalo to Bozeman IRL. See where we went: https://lnkd.in/emtykG_7
Fazeela Abdul Rashid's #altprotein thought bubble from Future Food-Tech: price and use case matter—if it's too expensive or too niche, it's not going to stick. Spaces she's watching: whole-cut and breakfast options. FoodNavigator shares more: https://lnkd.in/gCA-_GDA
What do the internet policies of yesteryear have to do with the AI regulation debates of today? Quite a bit, according to Steve Case, who shared why horizontal models must remain open to maximize innovation, competition, and #AI's practical application with Rebecca Szkutak. https://lnkd.in/e2faNR45
Detroit was our first-ever stop on our first-ever Road Trip. A decade later, the people, communities, and startups who bet big on the city have proven what's possible when you double down on a place the rest of the world counted out. Anna Fifelski shares more on our return to Detroit and Steve Case's conversation with Dan Gilbert on his hopes for the city's next decade via Crain's Detroit Business: https://lnkd.in/ex9xbkJG
When we invested in Tempus AI, we were compelled by its mission to ensure each patient benefits from the experience of those who came before them. In a fragmented healthcare system, the problem was big, but the opportunity was bigger — and the best part is, Tempus is just getting started.
Revolution Growth first backed Tempus AI in 2017, with deep conviction in Eric Lefkofsky and his vision for the future of healthcare. Today, the company is trading on the Nasdaq. Bloomberg shares more on Tempus’s journey to IPO: https://lnkd.in/eepdtsH4
Scenes from Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, where Steve Case, Lina Khan, Helen Toner, and Luther Lowe took the stage to talk AI, Big Tech, and little tech with TechCrunch’s Connie Loizos and Rebecca Szkutak. Catch Tuesday’s StrictlyVC in D.C. conversations: https://lnkd.in/d8Zh4kg2
As more VCs seek proximity to policymakers, how will the District's tech ecosystem evolve? Ana Lucía Murillo shares D.C. native James Barlia's forecast in Washington Business Journal: https://lnkd.in/eZcMyvE4