Mark Roberge

Mark Roberge

Co-Founder & Managing Partner atStage 2 CapitalMassachusetts

Mark Roberge co-founded Stage 2 Capital and teaches at Harvard Business School. He previously served as founding CRO at HubSpot, scaling it to IPO.

What Mark can write

Writes checks of$100K to $10M
Comes in atPre-seed, Seed, Series ACan lead the round
Ownership target> 12%At first check
Pitch pageSubmit on their siteThe firm asks founders to apply here.

Stage 2 Capital writes $100K to $10M checks, larger than 5% of firms in the atlas.

Bars: how many firms report each check band. Highlighted: Stage 2 Capital.

Career

  1. HubSpot · founding CRO
  2. Harvard Business School · teaching faculty
  3. Stage 2 Capital · Co-Founder & Managing Partner
    Now
  4. Harvard Business School · senior lecturer

Companies founded

Stage 2 Capital

Focus

venture capitalsalesmarketinggo-to-marketstartupsentrepreneurship

Education

MIT Sloan School of Management, MBALehigh University, undergraduate engineering degree

Before you pitch

Stage 2 Capital does not invest inB2C

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Questions

Who is Mark Roberge?

Mark Roberge co-founded Stage 2 Capital and teaches at Harvard Business School. He previously served as founding CRO at HubSpot, scaling it to IPO.

How much does Mark Roberge invest?

Mark Roberge invests through Stage 2 Capital, which writes checks of $100K to $10M at pre-seed, seed, series a.

How do I pitch Mark Roberge?

A warm intro from a founder Stage 2 Capital backed works best.

What did Mark Roberge do before Stage 2 Capital?

founding CRO at HubSpot; teaching faculty at Harvard Business School; senior lecturer at Harvard Business School.

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