Jon Broscious
Investor
Based in Austin, Texas, Jon invests in pre-seed, seed, and Series A startups across the Mountain West and Southeastern US.
Prior to joining Mucker Capital, Jon spent 3.5 years at Social Starts and Joyance Partners focusing on software investments in alternative education, consumer brands and healthcare, with a particular interest in new models of distribution across patients, insurers, and providers.
Before his time with Social Starts, Jon was a Director with the Advisory Board Company (acquired by Optum) and Education Advisory Board (acquired by Vista) on its internal Strategy and Operations team focusing on revenue maximization across new sales and renewals. He guided teams on new product launches, staffing optimization, market research, customer acquisition and retention, and worked with the corporate development team on several acquisitions within the healthcare provider and higher education industries. He also spent time on revenue cycle consulting with health systems across the US.
Jon holds a BSE in Operations Research and Financial Engineering from Princeton University and an MBA from The McCombs School of Business at The University of Texas at Austin.
Jon can be reached at jon at mucker dot com and @jonbroscious.
Articles by Jon Broscious
Thriving As A Post-Coronavirus Startup
This post originally appeared in Forbes. Startups are uncertain, high-risk exercises under any circumstance. When investors make available capital, it’s possible to mitigate some of that risk by extending runway...
COVID-19
Our team at Mucker is honored to support our portfolio through the unprecedented set of challenges facing the global community with COVID-19. Here is a compilation of products, services, and...
Venture Capital for the Rest of Us
The seed from which Mucker grew came forth from the ripples of the Great Recession As the rest of the tech world flooded toward Silicon Valley in search of millions...
William Hsu on TenOneTen’s LA Venture Podcast
Earlier this month, Will joined David Waxman and Minnie Ingersoll from TenOneTen for their fourth episode of the LA Venture podcast series. You can listen to the full episode here....
Building Company Culture, Before It’s Too Late
When I was leading my last business, I always knew that company culture was important. But what I needed to do about it and when to do it was a...
Understanding The Vertical SaaS Product Stack
If you’re thinking about launching a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) company, there are two different ways to approach the market. Horizontal SaaS: These companies aim to create a product that services a...