List of companies founded by Brown University alumni

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This is a list of companies founded by Brown University alumni, including attendees who enrolled in degree-programs at Brown but did not eventually graduate. This list is not exhaustive, as it only includes notable companies of which the founding and development history is well recorded by reliable sources. In particular, subsidiaries are listed with their owners in parentheses.

CompanyType

(Parent company)

StockCategoryYear foundedFounder/co-founder from Brown
FM Global Insurance1835
  1. Zachariah Allen (A.B. 1813)
Brown & Sharpe Technology1853
  1. Lucian Sharpe (1893)
The Wall Street Journal Media1889
  1. Edward Davis Jones (Class of 1874) [1]
McKinsey & Company PrivateConsulting1939
  1. Marvin Bower (A.B. 1925) [2]
Diners Club International 1950
  1. Alfred S. Bloomingdale (1938)
Chermayeff & Geismar & Haviv Design1957
  1. Tom Geismar (1958)
Turner Broadcasting System (WarnerMedia)Media1965
  1. Ted Turner (Class of 1960) [3]
Greenpeace Non-governmental organization1969
  1. Irving Stowe (1936)
Concept2 Athletic equipment1976
  1. Dick Dreissigacker (1969) [4]
Compass Lexecon Consulting1977
  1. Daniel R. Fischel (M.A. 1974)
Arquitectonica Architecture1977
  1. Laurinda Hope Spear (1972)
Abaqus (Dassault Systèmes)Technology1978
  1. David Hibbitt (Ph.D. 1972)
  2. Paul Sorensen (1971, Sc.M. 1975, Ph.D. 1977)
CNN (WarnerMedia)Media1980
  1. Ted Turner (Class of 1960) [3]
1100 Architect Architecture1983
  1. David Piscuskas (1979)
Z Corporation Technology1986
  1. Marina Hatsopoulos (1987)
Radius Technology1986
  1. Andy Hertzfeld (Sc.B. 1975)
Claris Technology1987
  1. Randy Komisar (A.B. 1976)
Vestar Capital Partners Investment firm1988
  1. Daniel S. O’Connell (1976) [5]
Providence Equity Partners PrivateInvestment firm1989
  1. Jonathan M. Nelson (A.B. 1977) [6] [7]
  2. Glenn Creamer (A.B. 1984)
  3. Paul J. Salem (A.B. 1985)
Nantucket Nectars (Keurig Dr Pepper)Beverage1989
  1. Tom Scott (A.B. 1989) [8]
  2. Tom First (A.B. 1989)
Valiant Comics Media1989
  1. Steven Massarsky (A.B.)
Apollo Global Management Investment firm1990
  1. Craig Cogut (1975)
General Magic Technology1990
  1. Andy Hertzfeld (Sc.B. 1975)
Starwood Capital Group PrivateInvestment firm1991
  1. Barry Sternlicht (A.B. 1982) [9]
Crescent Capital Group PrivateInvestment firm1991
  1. Mark Attanasio (1979) [10]
Madison Dearborn Partners PrivateInvestment firm1992
  1. Samuel M. Mencoff [11]
Alexion Pharmaceuticals Nasdaq :  ALXN Pharmaceuticals1992
  1. Leonard Bell (A.B. 1980) [12]
The Motley Fool Media1993
  1. Tom Gardner (A.B. 1990)
Butler, Shine, Stern & Partners 1993
  1. Greg Stern (1982)
Townsquare Media NYSE :  TSQ Media1994
  1. Steven Price (A.B. 1984)
CDNow E-commerce1994
  1. Jason Olim (1991)
Bracebridge Capital PrivateInvestment firm1994
  1. Nancy Zimmerman (1985)
Searchlight Pictures (The Walt Disney Company)Media1994
  1. Tom Rothman (A.B. 1976) [13]
Rawkus Records 1995
  1. Jarret Myer (1995)
Netgear Public Nasdaq :  NTGR Technology1996
  1. Patrick Lo (Sc.B.. 1979) [14]
Sapphire Ventures PrivateInvestment firm1996
  1. Jai Das
DCM Ventures PrivateInvestment firm1996
  1. David Chao [15]
Grey Goose (Bacardi)Beverage1997
  1. Sidney Frank [16]
United Rentals Nasdaq :  URI 1997
  1. Brad Jacobs [17]
Dress For Success Non-profit1997
  1. Nancy Lublin (1993) [18]
W Hotels (Marriott International)Hospitality1998
  1. Barry Sternlicht (A.B. 1982) [9]
Evite Liberty Media Social media1998
  1. Josh Silverman [19]
IvyWise 1998
  1. Katherine Cohen
Shutterfly PrivatePhotography1999
  1. Eva Manolis (B.Sc., M.Sc.) [20]
Eazel Technology1999
  1. Andy Hertzfeld (Sc.B. 1975)
Grist Media1999
  1. Chip Giller [21]
Simpli Search engine1999
  1. Jeff Stibel [22]
  2. James A. Anderson
Quadrangle Group PrivateInvestment firm2000
  1. Steven Rattner (A.B. 1974) [23]
Loudmouth Golf Apparel2000
  1. Scott Woodworth (1982) [24]
Recommind 2000
  1. Derek Schueren (1998)
Talking Points Memo Media2000
  1. Josh Marshall (Ph.D. 2003)
Clinton Health Access Initiative NonprofitNon-governmental organization2002
  1. Ira Magaziner (1969)
Tribeca Enterprises PrivateMedia2003
  1. Jane Rosenthal
Optoro PrivateTechnology2004
  1. Tobin "Toby" Moore (A.B. 2004)
  2. Adam Vitarello (2005)
Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co.Investment firm2004
  1. Alexandra Pruner (A.B. 1983)
Workday Public Nasdaq :  WDAY Financial management2005
  1. Aneel Bhusri (Sc.B.. 1988) [25]
One Laptop per Child Nonprofit2005
  1. Mary Lou Jepsen (Sc.B.. 1987; Ph.D. 2005)
Instructables (Autodesk)2005
  1. Dan Goldwater (Sc.B.. 1996; M.Sc. 1997)
MapLight Nonprofit2005
  1. Daniel Newman (A.B.) [26]
Curbed (Vox Media)Media2006
  1. Lockhart Steele
Amie Street 2006
  1. Elliott Breece (2006) [27]
  2. Elias Roman (2006)
  3. Joshua Boltuch (2006)
RXi Pharmaceuticals Public Nasdaq :  PHIO Pharmaceuticals2006
  1. Craig Mello (Sc.B., 1982)
SlideShare (Scribd)Technology2006
  1. Jonathan Boutelle (1998) [28]
  2. Rashmi Sinha (Ph.D. 1998)
RealSelf Private2006
  1. Andrew Hunt (A.B. 2004)
Adverum Biotechnologies Public Nasdaq :  ADVM Biotechnology2006
  1. Mark S. Blumenkranz (A.B., M.D., M.M.Sc.) [29]
MongoDB Inc. Public Nasdaq :  MDB Technology2007
  1. Eliot Horowitz (Sc.B.. 2003)
Quizlet 2007
  1. Dave Margulius (A.B. 1986) [30]
Zeta Global PrivateMarketing2007
  1. John Sculley (A.B. 1961) [31]
Color Force Film2007
  1. Nina Jacobson (1987)
Remodelista (Ørsted)Media2007
  1. Julie Carlson (A.B. 1984) [32]
Deepwater Wind 2007
  1. Chris Wissemann (1983) [33]
Songza Technology2007
  1. Elliott Breece (A.B. 2006) [34]
  2. Peter Asbill (A.B. 2006)
  3. Elias Roman (A.B. 2006)
Thoma Bravo PrivateInvestment firm2008
  1. Orlando Bravo (A.B. 1992) [35]
Betterment PrivateFinancial technology2008
  1. Eli Broverman [36]
Gengo 2008
  1. Matthew Romaine (2001)
Runa PrivateBeverage2008
  1. Daniel MacCombie (2009) [37]
  2. Tyler Gage (2009)
Uproxx 2008
  1. Jarret Myer (1995)
Betterment Private2008
  1. Eli Broverman (A.B. 2001)
Aerospike PrivateTechnology2009
  1. Brian Bulkowski
Food52 2009
  1. Merrill Stubbs (1999)
Searchlight Capital PrivateInvestment firm2010
  1. Oliver Haarmann (A.B. 1990)
Yesware Private2010
  1. Matthew Bellows [38]
Gojek PrivateTechnology2010
  1. Nadiem Makarim (2006) [39]
Warby Parker PrivateEyewear2010
  1. Andrew Hunt (A.B. 2004) [40]
Rip Van Wafels PrivateFood2010
  1. Abhishek "Rip" Pruisken (2010) [41] [42]
  2. Marco De Leon (2012) [43]
Sir Kensington's (Unilever)Food2010
  1. Scott Norton (2008) [44]
Cards Against Humanity Entertainment2010
  1. Ben Hantoot (2009) [45]
  2. Eli Halpern (2009)
Funding Circle Public LSE :  FCH 2010
  1. Sam Hodges [46]
ZipRecruiter Public NYSE :  ZIP Employment marketplace2010
  1. Joe Edmonds (1992)
Scopely PrivateEntertainment2011
  1. Walter Driver (A.B. 2004)
XPO Logistics Public NYSE :  XPO Logistics2011
  1. Brad Jacobs [17]
Teespring PrivateClothing2011
  1. Walker Williams (2011) [47]
  2. Evan Stites-Clayton (2011)
Venture for America Non-profit2011
  1. Andrew Yang (1996) [48]
CommonBond Private2011
  1. Jessup Shean
Figma (Adobe)Technology2012
  1. Evan Wallace (2012) [49]
  2. Dylan Field (Class of 2013½)
Crisis Text Line Non-profitCrisis intervention2013
  1. Nancy Lublin (1993) [50]
WalletHub Private2013
  1. Odysseas Papadimitriou [51]
Body Labs (Amazon)Technology2013
  1. William O'Farrell (1984)
  2. Alex Weiss (Sc.B.. 2008)
  3. Eric Rachlin (Sc.B.. 2003; M.Sc. 2006; Ph.D. 2010)
Amylyx Pharmaceuticals Public Nasdaq :  AMLX Pharmaceuticals
  1. Joshua Cohen (2014)
  2. Justin Klee (2013)
Ellevest PrivateFinancial technology2014
  1. Charlie Kroll (2001)
Science 37 PrivateMedical2014
  1. Noah Craft
Obi Worldphone PrivateTechnology2014
  1. John Sculley (A.B. 1961) [31]
Casper PrivateSleep products2014
  1. Neil Parikh (2011) [52] [53]
  2. T. Luke Sherwin (2012)
  3. Gabe Flateman (2012)
Blockstream PrivateTechnology2014
  1. Alex Fowler
Stash PrivateFinancial technology2015
  1. David Ronick (A.B.) [54]
Away PrivateLifestyle2015
  1. Steph Korey (A.B. 2009) [55]
Fatherly (Some Spider Studios) [56] Lifestyle2015
  1. Michael Rothman
Bowery Farming PrivateFarming2015
  1. Irving Fain (2002)
Lyra Health PrivateHealthcare2015
  1. David Ebersman (A.B. 1991)
Ritual PrivateHealth2016
  1. Katerina Schneider (Sc.B.. 2007) [57]
Wyze PrivateTechnology2017
  1. Elana Fishman (2005) [58]
Speechify PrivateTechnology2017
  1. Cliff Weitzman (2016) [59]
OpenSea PrivateTechnology2017
  1. Devin Finzer (2013) [60]
Kumu PrivateTechnology2018
  1. Rexy Josh Dorado (2014) [61]
Ethos Capital PrivateInvestment firm2019
  1. Erik Brooks (1989) [62]
Neeva PrivateTechnology2019
  1. Sridhar Ramaswamy (M.Sc., Ph.D.) [63]
Ocean Biomedical Pharmaceuticals2019
  1. Chirinjeev Kathuria (B.Sc. 1988, M.D. 1993) [64]

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