Rubicon Venture Capital

Rubicon Venture Capital is a bi-coastal early-stage venture capital fund founded in 2012, with operations in both San Francisco and New York City. The firm invests in late Seed, Series A and Series B rounds of high-potential enterprise and consumer technology companies across SaaS, internet, connected hardware, fintech, hospitality technology, logistics, insurtech, proptech, AI and machine learning and direct-to-consumer. SaaS targets typically show at least $1 million of ARR at entry. The firm was co-founded by General Partners Joshua B. Siegel and Andrew Romans, who originally met at Georgetown University in 1998 and together created Georgetown Angels before transforming it into Rubicon Venture Capital. The team of approximately 20 people operates across both coasts and raises capital from corporates, high-net-worth individuals, family offices and institutional LPs. Rubicon has built a co-investment network that includes Eric Schmidt, Peter Thiel, Google Ventures, Founders Fund, Sequoia, Menlo Ventures, Battery, Greylock, Formation 8, Y Combinator and SV Angel. Across 47 investments, the portfolio has produced 1 unicorn and 9 acquisitions. Headline names include Superhuman, the email productivity company that reached unicorn status, Daily Harvest, the consumer food brand, and Humi HR. The most recent disclosed portfolio exit was TodayTix in October 2025. Rubicon's Georgetown-rooted origins and the founders' complementary backgrounds -- Siegel focused on day-to-day operations and portfolio support, Romans a prolific venture-capital author and founder of 7BC Venture Capital -- give the firm a distinctive dual identity as both a disciplined early-stage investor and an active builder of the broader venture community through education and publication.