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BoxGroup

VC firm · New York, USA · Founded 2009 · Active in 2026

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57 Power Law outcomes Power Law Ranking #8 · 57 Power Law outcomes · Active 2026
Enterprise value ↓ 2% 5y
$199B
Unicorns ↑ 42% 5y
51
Decacorns ↑ 33% 5y
4
Thoroughbreds ↑ 56% 5y
56

BoxGroup was founded in 2009 by David Tisch and Adam Rothenberg as a New York City pre-seed fund. The thesis is unchanged since the start: write the smallest possible early cheque on a wide funnel of New York and East Coast deals, with a high-conviction filter on founders.

BoxGroup is on the cap table of Plaid, Warby Parker, Glossier, Ramp, and Vercel among many others. The fund explicitly stays at pre-seed and Seed.

Portfolio analysis

The 57 BoxGroup Power Law outcomes ($100M+ revenue and above).

Snapshot of where the outcomes are concentrated by country, sector, and stage entered.

By countryCount
  1. USA55
  2. UK1
  3. Mexico1
By sectorCount
  1. Health Tech & Medtech9
  2. Fintech9
  3. Other6
  4. eCommerce & Marketplaces5
  5. Other B2B Software5
  6. AI4
  7. Biotech & Life Sciences4
  8. Transportation4
  9. Energy4
  10. Marketing3
  11. Cybersecurity2
  12. Food1
By stage enteredCount
  1. Series B+10
  2. Series A17
  3. Seed30
01 · Portfolio market map

BoxGroup's 57 Power Law outcomes.

Toggle between a sector landscape and a world map. Both views respond to the stage and outcome-tier filters. The faded names at the bottom of bigger boxes are part of the full list — click "+ N more" to reveal them.

Stage entered
Outcome tier
Region
Group by
57 of 57 Power Law outcomes
Logos hosted by Dealroom; click any chip to open the company in app.dealroom.co. The dot inside each chip shows the company's highest tier — red Gigacorn, violet Centicorn/Decacorn, lavender Unicorn, blue Thoroughbred, green Colt. Tiers are inclusive: a Unicorn (e.g. Klarna) also matches the Thoroughbred filter, a Decacorn also matches Unicorn and Thoroughbred, and so on up the ladder. Colt is a separate axis (high-growth, smaller revenue) and only matches itself. Map dots use the same colour code; hover for details. Sectors are mutually exclusive (priority-ordered classification). Stage entered = the round BoxGroup first invested in (where data is available — coverage 93%).
02 · Origin of portfolio founders

Where BoxGroup's founders come from — and where they study.

104 founders across the 57 Power Law outcomes — split by country of origin, university attended, and the company they worked at before founding. Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and Alphabet | Google are the deepest single pipelines.

LocationCount
United States68
Israel6
Australia4
Sweden4
India3
France3
United Kingdom2
Russia2
Pakistan1
Austria1
+1 more →
UniversityCount
Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania12
Massachusetts Institute of Technology7
Stanford University4
Columbia Business School4
Texas A&M University4
Carnegie Mellon University3
University of Southern California3
University of Sydney2
Tel Aviv University2
Imperial College London2
+34 more →
Origin companyCount
Alphabet | Google20
Microsoft11
Meta5
Uber4
Oscar4
Flatiron Health3
Amazon3
Salesforce3
Verkada2
LogMeIn2
+78 more →
Origin = country a founder is born in or grew up in (founders may have multiple origins; counts include all entries). University = highest-listed degree. Origin company = a previous employer where the founder was tagged before starting their current company. Explore the full Sequoia infographic on Thoroughbreds & Unicorns →
03 · Key people

Key people at BoxGroup.

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04 · Compare with peers

How does BoxGroup stack up?

BoxGroup in orange, your selection in blue and other colours. Pick from the global roster of 35 peer investors — filter by region or hit "Find similar shapes" to auto-pick the three closest. The funnel matrix mirrors the spider chart on the ranking page; the line chart shows each firm's share of global unicorns minted that year — peaks reveal vintage years.

Compare against

Stage focus

Companies by entry stage and outcome tier

Sector focus

Companies per investor across the 10 highest-volume sectors

Share of new unicorns per year

% of all global unicorns minted that year, year by year
Source: Dealroom Power Law dataset. Investors shown are the 2026 Power Law top 35 by combined entry-to-outcome score, drawn from the overview and locations_data sheets. Funnel-matrix axes rescale per-axis using the maximum among the currently selected investors, so the polygons always fill the chart for shape comparison.

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