Tige Savage

Tige Savage co-founded Revolution with Steve Case and is managing partner of Revolution Ventures, where he and his partners have raised multiple institutionally-backed venture capital funds that invest in early stage companies using technology to transform large, existing business segments. Tige has nearly three decades of industry experience and has been named Washington, D.C.’s “Financier of the Year” and one of the area’s “Tech Titans.” He serves or has served on the boards of many Revolution Venture portfolio companies including Aiwyn, MintHouse, and Place Exchange. Tige formerly served on the boards of previously-exited Revolution companies including AddThis (acquired by Oracle), Booker (acquired by MindBody), Flexcar (Zipcar – acquired by Avis), Framebridge (acquired by Graham Holdings), HelloWallet (acquired by MorningStar), Homesnap (acquired by CoStar), LivingSocial (acquired by Groupon), OrderUp (acquired by Groupon), Revolution Money (acquired by American Express), and Runkeeper (acquired by ASICS). Prior to Revolution, Tige led a team at Time Warner Ventures investing in technology and next-generation media companies for AOL, HBO, Time, Inc., Time Warner Cable, Turner, and Warner Bros. Previously, he invested in technology and media companies for RCP, a multi-stage VC fund. He began his career at Riggs National Bank, ultimately serving as EVP and chief of staff to his early mentor, Chairman and CEO, Joe Allbritton. Tige received his MBA with highest distinction from the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business and his BBA from James Madison University. He and his wife, Elizabeth, have three children and live in the Washington, DC area.