
RiverPark Ventures
156 West 56th Street, 17th Floor, New York, 10019, United States
Overview
RiverPark Ventures is a venture capital fund investing in the future of enterprise technology and the evolution of consumer behavior.
- Total investments
- 83
- Lead investments
- 3
- Investments · 12mo
- 10
- Active investors
- 3
Sector focus
- Venture Capital
Investment portfolio
- NOON
Participated · Seed · Aug 2026
NOON produces ready-to-drink functional beverages that contain 20g of protein, 5g of fiber, zero added sugar, and no seed oils, using ingredients such as milk and oats. The brand launched three flavors—Milk Chocolate, Creamy Vanilla, and Honey Banana—and has debuted in Target. NOON is executing a rapid retail expansion, targeting placement in nearly 2,000 Target stores. The company raised $2.5 million in seed funding to support that expansion. No revenue, user metrics, or prior financing rounds were reported in the provided articles.
- Packz
Participated · Equity · Apr 2026
Packz operates a gamified collectibles marketplace that lets thousands of users open digital packs daily to pull rare trading cards which can be shipped to collectors or sold back instantly. In its first six months since selling its first pack, Packz reported approximately $8.1M in packs opened in the most recent month, growing 76% month-over-month, and has delivered thousands of cards. The company is a small, fully in-person team based in NYC led by founders Rahul Khatti and Balazs. Packz is scaling operations and hiring across engineering and design, offering base salaries up to $300K plus meaningful equity. Public statements emphasize rapid user and revenue growth but do not disclose profitability, historical funding rounds, or detailed financials.
- Good Girl Snacks
Led · Seed · Mar 2026
Good Girl Snacks was founded by Leah Marcus and Yasaman Bakhtiar and is headquartered in Los Angeles, California. The brand gained attention for its viral Hot Girl Pickles and positions itself as a culturally relevant CPG company targeting Gen Z consumers. The founders entered the food space without prior industry experience and leverage a fresh perspective to create products aimed at shaking up traditional grocery shelves. The company plans to expand nationwide and continue product innovation following its seed raise. The recent $3M seed funding is intended to support that expansion and innovation strategy.
- Solace
Participated · Series C · Feb 2026
Solace provides a patient-centric advocacy layer that operates alongside clinical care, pairing individuals with experienced nurses and care specialists who coordinate appointments, manage logistics, and surface treatment options. Accessible via a HIPAA-compliant text, phone, and video platform, the company currently supports more than 20,000 patients each month and works with a national network of over 2,000 professional advocates. Founded in 2022 by CEO Jeremy Gurewitz and Chief Product Officer Sara Sargent, Solace addresses the costly gaps between diagnosis and treatment that leave nearly 40% of Americans delaying or avoiding care. The company reports 10× year-over-year growth, underscoring rising demand as healthcare complexity and costs climb. Revenue figures are not disclosed, but the business is now valued at more than $1 billion following its latest round. With fresh capital, Solace plans to scale its advocate network, invest further in its technology platform and clinical research, and deepen partnerships with payers and providers to embed advocacy earlier in the care journey.
- Nerd Apply
Participated · Seed · Jan 2026
Nerd Apply is a New York–based, privacy-first platform that aggregates fully de-identified admissions outcomes so counselors can provide evidence-based guidance to students. The product organizes student information, surfaces admissions patterns, and shares insights without exposing personal identities. More than 500 counselors already use the platform, which is powered by data from over 100,000 real college applications. By replacing anecdotal advice with objective outcomes data, Nerd Apply helps widen students’ school options, sets clearer expectations, and reduces family anxiety. The company plans to deepen its security, compliance, and data-governance infrastructure while expanding go-to-market and customer-success capabilities. Fresh capital will also fund continued product development to make qualitative admissions data more actionable within counselor workflows.