Rogue VP
Pre-Seed and Seed venture capital firm
Rogue VP is a Pre-Seed and Seed venture capital firm that typically writes $50K–$1M checks in B2B SaaS, Healthcare and Dev Tools. DryPowder has no SEC Form D on file for Rogue VP as of June 3, 2026. Partners at Rogue VP include Adam Stoll (Partner) and Caroline Lewis (Partner).
Updated · Sources: fund website
- Typical check
- $50K–$1M
- Stages
- Pre-Seed, Seed
Overview
Rogue VP at a glance
- Stage
- Pre-Seed, Seed
- Check size
- $50K–$1M
- Sectors
- B2B SaaS, Healthcare, Dev Tools, Consumer, Fintech
- Website
- roguevp.com
Investment thesis
A disruptive early stage technology fund focused on instilling focus and discipline to build the best teams that top VCs will back, with focus on underrepresented and undercapitalized markets across the US
Stated on roguevp.comWEBSITE
Partners
5 partners at Rogue VP
- Adam Stoll
Partner
- Caroline Lewis
Partner
- John Stirek
Partner
- Rick Miller
Partner
- Tom Sperry
Managing Partner
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FAQ
Questions about Rogue VP
What does Rogue VP invest in?
Rogue VP is a Pre-Seed, Seed stage B2B SaaS, Healthcare, Dev Tools, Consumer, Fintech investor, typically writing $50K – $1M checks, primarily investing in Portland. Their thesis: A disruptive early stage technology fund focused on instilling focus and discipline to build the best teams that top VCs will back, with focus on underrepresented and undercapitalized markets across the US
What check size does Rogue VP write?
Rogue VP typically writes $50K – $1M checks at the Pre-Seed, Seed stage in B2B SaaS, Healthcare, Dev Tools, Consumer, Fintech.
What other funds are similar to Rogue VP?
Funds with an overlapping stage and sector focus include Cleo Capital, Initialized Capital, Pear VC.
Sources
- Website: Rogue VP website (roguevp.com)
- Method: How DryPowder builds its data
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