Where does Vic Singh work?

Vic Singh is General Partner at RRE Ventures.

Where did Vic Singh go to school?

Vic Singh studied at University of Pennsylvania (BSE, Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics); Columbia Business School (MBA, Entrepreneurship); Jamaica High School (Valedictorian).

Vic Singh

Investor

General Partner at RRE Ventures · General Partner at Eniac Ventures

Brooklyn

About

Vic Singh is a General Partner at RRE Ventures with over 20 years of experience as an operator and investor. He founded four venture-backed startups, co-founded Eniac Ventures where he spent 15 years helping grow the firm from a $1.5 million first fund to over $600 million in AUM, and previously built Kanvas (acquired by AOL) and Originalis, an operating system for private capital markets. He holds an MBA from Columbia Business School and a BSE from the University of Pennsylvania, and focuses on AI-related themes including decentralization, open source, and physical AI.

Contact· published on Vic's own website

v•••@rre.comreveal

Invests in

AI & Machine LearningConsumerCrypto & Web3Deep TechDeveloper ToolsEnterprise SoftwareHardwareHealthtechSaaS

Experience

RRE VenturesGeneral Partnercurrent2025 — present
Originalis AICo-Founder and CEOcurrent2024 — presentBrooklyn, New York, United States
Eniac VenturesFounding General Partnercurrent2008 — presentNew York City
Inwood Academy for Leadership Charter SchoolBoard Trusteecurrent2020 — present
AOLGM Kanvas Labs2015 — 2017New York City Metropolitan Area
Kanvas Labs (Acquired by AOL)Co-Founder and CEO2013 — 2015New York City Metropolitan Area
TracksFounder and CEO2010 — 2013New York City
NearVerseCo-Founder, Product2008 — 2010New York City
RRE VenturesSenior Associate2006 — 2009New York City
Chart Venture Partners, L.P.Associate2006 — 2007New York City
Toigo FoundationFellow2005 — 2007
InSITEFellow2005 — 2007
Gotham VenturesAssociate2005 — 2006New York City
UnisysFounding Engagement Manager2002 — 2005Global
Arthur Andersen Business ConsultingSenior Consultant2001 — 2002Global
Metiom IncProduct Manager2000 — 2001Greater New York City Area
PwCSenior Developer1999 — 2000New York City Metropolitan Area
National Science Foundation (NSF)Fellow1998 — 1999

Skills & more

Venture Capital43Mobile Applications22Start-ups65iPhone3Mobile Devices31Investments2Corporate Development7Entrepreneurship35Marketing3Mobile Technology3Android1Social Networking3

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User ExperienceProduct DevelopmentE-commerceStrategic PartnershipsStrategyCleantechAngel InvestingManagementVenture FinancingMonetization

From Vic's professional profile.

Colleagues at RRE Ventures

Abigail Tisch

Investor at RRE Ventures

Ana Rosenstein

Senior Associate at RRE Ventures

Dennis Cherian

Associate at RRE Ventures

James D Robinson

Founder and General Partner at RRE Ventures

James Robinson III

General Partner at RRE Ventures

James Robinson V

Associate at RRE Ventures

Jason Black

General Partner at RRE Ventures

Jay Hass

General Partner & CFO at AlleyCorp

Network1

Brett deMarrais

Partner at Ludlow Ventures

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Vic Singh?: Vic Singh is a General Partner at RRE Ventures with over 20 years of experience as an operator and investor. He founded four venture-backed startups, co-founded Eniac Ventures where he spent 15 years helping grow the firm from a $1.5 million first fund to over $600 million in AUM, and previously built Kanvas (acquired by AOL) and Originalis, an operating system for private capital markets. He holds an MBA from Columbia Business School and a BSE from the University of Pennsylvania, and focuses on AI-related themes including decentralization, open source, and physical AI.
Where does Vic Singh work?: Vic Singh is General Partner at RRE Ventures.
What does Vic Singh invest in?: Vic Singh invests in AI & Machine Learning, Consumer, Crypto & Web3, Deep Tech, Developer Tools, Enterprise Software, Hardware, Healthtech, SaaS.
Where did Vic Singh go to school?: Vic Singh studied at University of Pennsylvania (BSE, Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics); Columbia Business School (MBA, Entrepreneurship); Jamaica High School (Valedictorian).