Revolution

Revolution is a Washington, D.C.–based venture capital firm founded in 2005 by Steve Case, with an additional office in San Francisco. It backs technology-enabled startups that disrupt traditional industries and supports both early-stage and growth-stage companies, often taking leadership roles in financings and serving on boards. The firm operates a family of funds, including Revolution Ventures and Revolution Growth, and seeks opportunities across sectors such as consumer internet, software and services, media, financial services, healthcare, and other technology-enabled businesses. It emphasizes geography, aiming to back high-potential ventures in regions beyond traditional hubs by pairing capital with hands-on involvement and broad entrepreneurial networks.

James Barlia

Investment Associate

Steve Case

Chairman, Founder and CEO

David Golden

Partner

Kristin Gunther

Partner

David Hall

Managing Partner

Past deals in Maryland

Curbio

Series B in 2022
Curbio Inc. is a home renovation service provider based in Potomac, Maryland. Founded in 2017, the company specializes in pre-sale home renovations designed to assist real estate agents and homeowners in preparing properties for sale. Curbio leverages technology to enhance the home improvement process, offering features such as virtual estimates and automated communication, which streamline project management. By partnering with real estate agents, Curbio delivers a hassle-free experience aimed at ensuring homes are market-ready and sold quickly. The company employs a unique pay-at-closing model, allowing homeowners to manage costs effectively while preparing their homes for listing. Originally established as MaxSalePrice, Inc., Curbio rebranded in October 2018 to better reflect its focus on the real estate market.

Mind-X

Seed Round in 2020
Mind-X Corp. is a technology company that designs and develops interfaces for spatial computing applications, leveraging neurotechnology, augmented reality, and artificial intelligence. Founded in 2017 by Geoffrey Ling and Julia Brown, the company is based in Bethesda, Maryland. Mind-X focuses on creating a framework that integrates brain-computer interfaces with artificial intelligence to enhance user interaction and experience in spatial computing environments.

Insightin Health

Seed Round in 2018
Insightin Health is a technology company that develops a cloud-based platform designed to automate preventative care recommendations within healthcare systems. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Gaithersburg, Maryland, with an additional office in Pittsburgh, the company offers its inGAGE™ platform, which integrates medical, clinical, cognitive, and social determinants of health to deliver personalized care suggestions. This AI-driven platform supports healthcare organizations in member acquisition, retention, and engagement by providing real-time actionable analytics and campaign automation. By centralizing member activities, Insightin Health enables health plans to enhance quality measurements, boost member satisfaction, and reduce churn rates. The company's solutions cater to various markets, including Medicare/Medicaid, accountable care organizations, and broker/agent networks.

Catalyte

Series A in 2018
Catalyte discovers high-potential talent using AI, develops them through paid apprenticeships, and deploys them directly into client organizations. This approach boosts productivity, quality, and diversity in its clients' workforces.

BrainScope Company

Venture Round in 2017
BrainScope Company develops non-invasive medical devices to aid professionals in assessing traumatic brain injuries. Its flagship product, BrainScope One, uses electroencephalogram signals and advanced algorithms to objectively determine the likelihood of concussion presence and severity. Serving military markets, emergency departments, and sports sectors worldwide.

Sweetgreen

Series F in 2015
Sweetgreen is an American fast-casual restaurant chain founded in 2007 that serves plant-forward, seasonal salads and grain bowls prepared in-house from fresh ingredients. The company operates a nationwide network of restaurants and sells gift cards and branded merchandise online, reflecting its focus on accessible, healthy dining. It emphasizes organic, regenerative and local sourcing to offer transparent, high-quality meals at scale, aiming to be as ubiquitous as traditional fast food without compromising quality. Sweetgreen is guided by a mission-driven stance and maintains partnerships with community organizations such as FoodCorps to support broader food and nutrition initiatives.

Sweetgreen

Series E in 2014
Sweetgreen is an American fast-casual restaurant chain founded in 2007 that serves plant-forward, seasonal salads and grain bowls prepared in-house from fresh ingredients. The company operates a nationwide network of restaurants and sells gift cards and branded merchandise online, reflecting its focus on accessible, healthy dining. It emphasizes organic, regenerative and local sourcing to offer transparent, high-quality meals at scale, aiming to be as ubiquitous as traditional fast food without compromising quality. Sweetgreen is guided by a mission-driven stance and maintains partnerships with community organizations such as FoodCorps to support broader food and nutrition initiatives.

OrderUp

Series A in 2014
OrderUp, LLC is an online food ordering platform that allows customers in the United States to discover local restaurants and order food for takeout and delivery. Established in 2009 and headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, the company operates in 38 locations across the country, utilizing a dual-distribution model that includes both company-owned and franchised locations. OrderUp manages restaurant menus, provides call center support, and maintains its technology infrastructure to enhance the customer experience. The platform focuses on delivering from restaurants outside of major metropolitan areas, ensuring access to local favorites. In January 2013, the company changed its name from LocalUp Solutions, LLC and has since become a subsidiary of GrubHub Inc.

Sweetgreen

Series D in 2013
Sweetgreen is an American fast-casual restaurant chain founded in 2007 that serves plant-forward, seasonal salads and grain bowls prepared in-house from fresh ingredients. The company operates a nationwide network of restaurants and sells gift cards and branded merchandise online, reflecting its focus on accessible, healthy dining. It emphasizes organic, regenerative and local sourcing to offer transparent, high-quality meals at scale, aiming to be as ubiquitous as traditional fast food without compromising quality. Sweetgreen is guided by a mission-driven stance and maintains partnerships with community organizations such as FoodCorps to support broader food and nutrition initiatives.
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