Ron Conway

Angel

Super angel investor and founder of SV Angel. One of the most prolific early-stage investors in Silicon Valley, backing Google, Facebook, Twitter, and Airbnb.

Profile

Headquarters
San Francisco, US
Investments
5
Companies
4

Capital

Total Deployed
$253M
Lead Rounds
0

Portfolio

4 companies
Reddit $1.3B
Public San Francisco, US

Social news aggregation and discussion platform where users submit, vote on, and discuss content across millions of community-driven forums called subreddits.

Asana $213M
Public San Francisco, US

Asana is a work management platform that helps teams plan, organize, and track projects and tasks. Founded by Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz and former Facebook engineer Justin Rosenstein, the company serves over 75,000 customers.

Weebly $40M
Acquired San Francisco, US

Weebly is a website creation platform that provides drag-and-drop tools, customizable templates, e-commerce features, and hosting, enabling anyone to build a professional website, online store, or blog without coding knowledge. Founded in 2006 by three Penn State University students, Weebly pioneered the drag-and-drop website builder space during Y Combinator's W07 batch. The platform grew to power over 50 million websites globally with more than 625,000 paid subscribers across 175+ countries. Acquired by Square (now Block, Inc.) in 2018 for $365 million.

OMGPop $17M
Acquired New York, United States

Social gaming company best known for Draw Something, a viral mobile drawing game that reached 50M downloads in 50 days and was downloaded over 200M times. Originally launched as iminlikewithyou in 2006, combining social networking with Flash-based browser games. Produced 37 games on a real-time multiplayer platform. Acquired by Zynga for $180M ($210M with earnout) in March 2012, then shut down in June 2013.

Investment data is compiled from multiple independent sources including company announcements, press coverage, and regulatory filings. While we strive for accuracy, amounts and dates may reflect reported figures at time of announcement.