Where does Michael Aronson work?

Michael Aronson is Managing Director at Red & Blue Ventures and Board director at TicketLeap.

What check size does Michael Aronson write?

Michael Aronson typically writes checks of $100K – $10M.

Where did Michael Aronson go to school?

Michael Aronson studied at The Wharton School (BS, Entrepreneurial Management); University of Pennsylvania (1978, Entrepreneurial Management).

Michael Aronson

Investor

Managing Director at Red & Blue Ventures · Board director at TicketLeap

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Writes $100K – $10M checks · typically $1M

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Massimo PrelzunlockedMichael: together at The Wharton School (1976–1977)

×3Michael: together at University of Pennsylvania

×4Michael: together at Ben Franklin Technology Partners

×2Michael: together at The Wharton School

About

Co-founder of Red & Blue Ventures with a 30+ year career working with technology companies, previously co-founder and Managing Director of MentorTech Ventures. He has extensive experience in company formation, capital raising, and served on boards of companies including Jet.com, The Neat Company, and Ticketleap. He is a longtime Wharton lecturer and Penn alumnus.

Contact· published on Michael's own website

m•••@redandblue.vcreveal

Board director at TicketLeap

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TicketLeap's investors · 2

Beacon AngelsBoston · $50K – $400K checks · since 2012 Ben Franklin Technology PartnersHarrisburg · $50K – $250K checks · since 2008

Co-founders at TicketLeap

Stanchak ChristopherExecutive Officer, Director

Experience

Red & Blue VenturesCo Founder and Managing Directorcurrent2016 — presentGreater Philadelphia Area
Prognos HealthBoard Member (observer)current2011 — presentNew York, United States
MentorTech VenturesManaging Partnercurrent2005 — presentPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
The Neat CompanyDirector2005 — 2025
Some Spider StudiosBoard Member (observer)2018 — 2021New York City Metropolitan Area
CAFEBoard Member (observer)2020 — 2021New York, United States
TicketleapDirector2008 — 2017
Ben Franklin Technology PartnersInvestment Committee1991 — 2016
Jet.comBoard Member (observer)2015 — 2016Hoboken Nj
Strategic Management GroupFounder1981 — 2001
University of PennsylvaniaSenior Lecturer1982 — 1994

Skills & more

Venture Capital49Start-ups43Entrepreneurship29Business Development10Marketing Strategy3Private Equity3Mergers & Acquisitions9Strategic Partnerships10Investments12Joint Ventures1Corporate Development4Financial Modeling6

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Business StrategyStrategyStrategic PlanningManagement

From Michael's professional profile.

Investments

Investor

Diet TVEyeICNeatPrognos HealthSeniorHomes.comSome Spider Studios TicketLeap

Per curated public sources.

Colleagues at Red & Blue Ventures

Brett Topche

Managing Director at Red & Blue Ventures

David Bell

Advisor at Red & Blue Ventures

David Reibstein

Advisor at Red & Blue Ventures

Eric Bradlow

Advisor at Red & Blue Ventures

Laura Huang

Advisor at Red & Blue Ventures

Frequently asked questions

Who is Michael Aronson?: Co-founder of Red & Blue Ventures with a 30+ year career working with technology companies, previously co-founder and Managing Director of MentorTech Ventures. He has extensive experience in company formation, capital raising, and served on boards of companies including Jet.com, The Neat Company, and Ticketleap. He is a longtime Wharton lecturer and Penn alumnus.
Where does Michael Aronson work?: Michael Aronson is Managing Director at Red & Blue Ventures and Board director at TicketLeap.
What check size does Michael Aronson write?: Michael Aronson typically writes checks of $100K – $10M.
What companies has Michael Aronson invested in?: Investments tracked here include Diet TV, EyeIC, Neat, Prognos Health, SeniorHomes.com, Some Spider Studios, TicketLeap.
Where did Michael Aronson go to school?: Michael Aronson studied at The Wharton School (BS, Entrepreneurial Management); University of Pennsylvania (1978, Entrepreneurial Management).