Fundraising FoxRevolution — 2019 Investments
6 investments dated 2019 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Mint House offers apartment-style accommodations across multiple property locations for travelers and corporate, group, and events guests; it has been acquired by and joined Kasa's hospitality portfolio.
PropTechTravel & HospitalityNew York, US
Will Lucas(Executive Officer, Director)inChristian Lee(Executive Officer, Director)
BoardJudy Turchin(Director)William E. Savage, Jr.(Director)Mayer Rosenweig(Director)Philippe Bourguignon(Director)in
Board seatTige Savage· per SEC Form D
Co-investorsAllegion VenturesCerity Partners VenturesNelstone VenturesNextView VenturesInterlock PartnersNavitas Capital
Bloomscape delivers healthy houseplants directly from its greenhouse to customers' homes with expert care during transit.
AgTechConsumerDirect to ConsumerE-commerce
Justin Mastin
Co-investorsGeneral CatalystGood FriendsID VenturesInvest Michigan
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Crosschq provides a platform that delivers data-driven insights throughout the hiring process to help talent leaders optimize recruitment efficiency and hiring outcomes.
AI & Machine LearningHR TechSaaSDanville, US
Mike Fitzsimmons(Founder)Pete Goettner(Executive Officer, Director)
BoardGlenn Solomon(Director)in
Co-investorsAlt CapitalBessemer Venture PartnersGaia VenturesInner Loop CapitalNotable CapitalRocketship.vc+18 more
Hipcamp is a platform to discover and book camping experiences including tent sites, RV resorts, glamping, and private land stays across the United States, Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
ConsumerMarketplacesTravel & HospitalitySan Francisco, US
Alyssa Ravasio(Founder)inEric Bach(Co-founder)
BoardTripp Jones(Director)inSarah Tavel(Benchmark partner / investor)inAndrew Chen(Andreessen Horowitz partner and board member)in
Co-investorsAndreessen HorowitzAugust CapitalBond Capital ManagementDreamers VCSlow VenturesUpslope Ventures+5 more
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
eSUB Construction SoftwareProfessional Fighters League
Rows marked “SEC filing” are inferred from directors named on the company's SEC Form D — public regulatory data, not a portfolio list published by the firm.