Bryan Rosenblatt

Overview

Bryan Rosenblatt is a Partner at Craft Ventures, an early-stage venture fund with over $2 billion in assets under management. Based in New York, he focuses on building the firm's East Coast portfolio. Prior to joining Craft Ventures, Bryan led Reddit's New York office and revenue team, cultivating partnerships with brands like Google, Microsoft, Coca-Cola, P&G, and HBO. During his tenure at Reddit, the revenue organization grew tenfold, reaching an annualized revenue run rate exceeding $100 million. Before Reddit, Bryan was an early member of Twitter's New York team, where he worked with emerging startups such as Peloton, Harry's, Bonobos, Casper, and Under Armour on their acquisition marketing efforts. In 2017, he founded Riverside Ventures, an early-stage venture capital fund, and has made personal investments in companies like Carta, Citizen, Bonobos, Slack, Robinhood, DocuSign, and Dapper Labs. In 2018, Bryan was named to Forbes' 30 Under 30 list for Marketing & Advertising. He was also recognized by the Ad Council for championing nonprofit advertising that builds awareness around mental health and diversity & inclusion. In 2021, Bryan was named to Business Insider's Top 100 Seed Investors and The 50 Most Important VCs in New York. His notable investments include Bonobos, Citizen, Dapper Labs, DocuSign, Feastables, Pair Eyewear, Pave, Scope3, Slack, Snackpass, and Underdog Fantasy. He serves on the boards or as an observer for companies like ClickUp, ConverseNow, Datasembly, Orum, Scope3, and Snackpass. Bryan's investment focus is founder-focused and generalist, with a particular interest in sectors such as technology, consumer internet, gaming/eSports, and food and beverage. He has been recognized for his contributions to the venture capital industry and his support for underrepresented founders and entrepreneurs.

Investment Focus

• Founder-focused companies
• Early-stage ventures
• Innovative sectors

Portfolio Companies