0 Shares EmailFacebookTwitterLinkedInWhen Uber was first rolling out across the United States, Bradley Tusk helped the team wade through the clashes with city governments and legislation as the ride-hailing startups first political strategist.

After a big paycheck, and after realizing that Uber wouldn’t be the last company that needed to navigate the tricky intersection of government and politics, he started Tusk Ventures.

This is more than double its debut fund, which closed at $36 million.

The team plans to write checks that vary from $750,000 to $5 million for initial investments, according to Fortune.

Tusk Ventures also invested in Roman, which needed to navigate telemedicine regulations so it could push its new healthcare model. | To read full story, visit https://startuparound.com/read/1576693811.6545725/Tusk-Ventures-More-Than-Doubles-Down-With-New-$70M-Fund?ref=audio_experience