Robin Hood Ventures

Robin Hood Ventures [1][2][3][4] is a group of angel investors, focused on early-stage, high-growth companies in the Greater Philadelphia region. Its office is at the University City Science Center.[5] Since 1999, Robin Hood has invested in industries including software, medical devices, biotech, internet and financial technology.

Robin Hood Ventures
Private
IndustryAngel Investor, Venture Capital
Founded1999 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Headquarters
Philadelphia 
Websiterobinhoodventures.com

Portfolio companies

Robin Hood has invested in many start-up companies:

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References
  1. Peter Key, Philadelphia Business Journal: Robin Hood Ventures, other companies move in at University City Science Center
  2. Technically Philly: Robin Hood Ventures
  3. CrunchBase: Robin Hood Ventures
  4. The Funded: Robin Hood Ventures
  5. BUSINESS WIRE: Angel Investing Group Joins Science Center Port Business Incubator
  6. Peter Key, Philadelphia Business Journal: WizeHive is abuzz with angel money
  7. Peter Key, Philadelphia Business Journal: Software developer Monetate sees growth on the horizon
  8. Philadelphia Business Journal: Serial Life Sciences Entrepreneur
  9. Peter Key, Philadelphia Business Journal: TicketLeap bounds ahead with funds
  10. Peter Key, Philadelphia Business Journal: Most from DreamIt’s class of 2008 are still working ideas
  11. Technically Philly: BFTP invests $1.8 million in nine companies
  12. Quinn, Holly (2018-02-21). "New Castle's ThruPore raises $540,000 from local investors". Technical.ly Delaware. Retrieved 2018-03-01.
  13. Reyes, Juliana (2015-03-04). "New Castle's ThruPoCloudMine just raised a $5M Series A from Philly-area investors". Technical.ly Delaware. Retrieved 2018-03-01.
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