RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK – Revolution, the venture capital fund focused on startups often ignored outside of Silicon Valley and the Northeast, has raised another $200 million fund.
Revolution, which was co-founded by Steve Case of AOL fame, has made several investments in North Carolina.
“Today, Washington, DC-based Revolution is announcing its latest fund. Revolution Ventures, its Series A and Series B-focused outfit, has raised a $215 million third fund, almost precisely the size of Revolution Ventures I and II, which each closed on $200 million,” reports TechCrunch.
“When we started doing this, it was heretical,” Revolution co-founder Tige Savage told TechCrunch. “People who were investors thought, ‘Why would you do this? It’s not where the talent is. It’s a flawed strategy.’ Well, nobody says that anymore. Lots of firms are now talking about this pretty actively.”
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With its third fund, Revolution Ventures stays true to its mission
