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VC firm founded by Rogers Healy announces over $10 million in funds raised


VC firm founded by Rogers Healy announces more than $10 million in funds raised
Morrison Seger invests in companies in various stages, ranging from pre-seed to later stage.
Daniela Chavez

Dallas-based venture capital firm Morrison Seger Venture Capital Partners has raised over $10 million across multiple industries since its inception in September 2022, according to a news release.

Morrison Seger invests in companies in various stages, ranging from pre-seed to later stages. For its first capital raise, the firm focused on Austin-based Tiff’s Treats, which now has 80 locations in five states.

Since then, Morrison Seger also has raised funds for:

  • Toronto-based alcohol manufacturer Siempre Tequila
  • Arizona-based detergent maker Laundry Sauce
  • Manhattan-based retailer Catch’N Ice Cream
  • New Jersey-based software development firm CollX
  • Plano-based G.O.A.T Fuel, which is NFL Hall of Fame wide receiver Jerry Rice’s sports energy drink company  

“We couldn’t have achieved this without having products and services that actually mean something to our investors,” Morrison Seger Founder Rogers Healy said in a prepared statement.

“These brands are what fuel Morrison Seger and keep us excited for the future of our company,” he continued.

Healy also is the owner and CEO of Rogers Healy and Associates, which is primarily known as a residential brokerage, and also has a fast-growing commercial division. 

In April 2022, Healy added rural to his real estate repertoire, founding RHA Land and Lake. He also owns and serves as CEO of Healy Global, specializing in relocation services for clients looking to buy, sell or rent real estate in Dallas-Fort Worth and worldwide.


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