Ron Mika is a partner at Sorenson Capital, co-founding its Growth team in 2002. He has nearly three decades of investing experience and previously spent 13 years at Bain Capital.

What Ron can write

Writes checks of$3M to $30M
Comes in atSeed, Series A, Series BCan lead the round
Pitch pageSubmit on their siteThe firm asks founders to apply here.

Sorenson Capital writes $3M to $30M checks, larger than 93% of firms in the atlas.

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

Career

  1. Bain & Company · consultant
  2. Bain Capital · managing director
  3. Sorenson Capital · partner
    Now

Companies founded

Sorenson Capital

Focus

manufacturingdistributionautomotivechemicalsconsumer productsprivate equity

Education

Harvard Business School, MBABrigham Young University, Bachelor of Science in chemical engineering

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Sorenson Capital does not invest inconsumer crypto / web3 hardware

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Who is Ron Mika?

Ron Mika is a partner at Sorenson Capital, co-founding its Growth team in 2002. He has nearly three decades of investing experience and previously spent 13 years at Bain Capital.

How much does Ron Mika invest?

Ron Mika invests through Sorenson Capital, which writes checks of $3M to $30M at seed, series a, series b.

How do I pitch Ron Mika?

A warm intro from a founder Sorenson Capital backed works best. A short LinkedIn note with one line on traction is the next best route.

What did Ron Mika do before Sorenson Capital?

consultant at Bain & Company; managing director at Bain Capital.

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