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Jasmine Robinson

Investor

Managing Partner at Monarch Collective

Miami, Florida, United States

About

Jasmine Robinson is a Managing Partner at Monarch Collective, a fund focused on women's sports teams, leagues, and rights. She was previously a Partner at Causeway, a growth-stage fund investing in sports, media, gaming, and fitness, and earlier held investing and strategy roles at the San Francisco 49ers, Bain & Company, and The Raine Group. She holds a BA from Harvard University and an MBA from Stanford University.

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Invests in

GamingMedia & EntertainmentSports Tech

Experience

  1. Monarch Collective LLCCo-Founder & Managing Partnercurrent2023 β€” presentMiami, Florida, United States
  2. CausewayPartner2017 β€” 2022San Francisco Bay Area
  3. The Raine GroupSummer Associate2016New York, NY
  4. San Francisco 49ersManager, Investments & Business Operations2013 β€” 2016Santa Clara, CA
  5. Bain & CompanyAssociate Consultant2011 β€” 2013Greater Chicago Area

Investments

Investor

FloSportsNianticQuintEventsTracksmithVolley

Per the firm's website.

Colleagues at Monarch Collective

Frequently asked questions

Who is Jasmine Robinson?
Jasmine Robinson is a Managing Partner at Monarch Collective, a fund focused on women's sports teams, leagues, and rights. She was previously a Partner at Causeway, a growth-stage fund investing in sports, media, gaming, and fitness, and earlier held investing and strategy roles at the San Francisco 49ers, Bain & Company, and The Raine Group. She holds a BA from Harvard University and an MBA from Stanford University.
Where does Jasmine Robinson work?
Jasmine Robinson is Managing Partner at Monarch Collective.
What does Jasmine Robinson invest in?
Jasmine Robinson invests in Gaming, Media & Entertainment, Sports Tech.
What companies has Jasmine Robinson invested in?
Investments tracked here include FloSports, Niantic, QuintEvents, Tracksmith, Volley.
Where did Jasmine Robinson go to school?
Jasmine Robinson studied at Stanford University Graduate School of Business (Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.)); Harvard University (Bachelor of Arts (BA), Linguistics).

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