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Rogers Healy
Rogers Healy founded RHA 20 years ago. He launched Morrison Seger Venture Capital Partners in 2022 with a name inspired by three of his favorite musicians: Van Morrison, Jim Morrison, and Bob Seger. [Photo: MSVCP]
Rogers Healy & Assoc. Real Estate Brokerage Merges With Compass
by Sandra Engelland | Mar 3, 2026
Serial entrepreneur Rogers Healy said he plans to remain involved in real estate but will focus on venture capital endeavors with his own Morrison Seger Venture Partners, noting "it's game time!"
by David Seeley |
Jul 8, 2025
From knowing your "why" to nailing the follow-up, the Dallas-based investor who's backed over 100 brands took to LinkedIn to share tips for making those crucial 60 seconds count.
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by David Seeley |
Mar 18, 2025
“Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch: On the Street” launches on Entrepreneur’s social media channels beginning March 18. The series promises to bring "unscripted moments, surprising outcomes, and the unrelenting spirit of entrepreneurship straight to your feed."
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by Quincy Preston |
Jan 7, 2025
From tech and finance to fashion and food, "Dallas is becoming a melting pot of industries—and that diversity is a recipe for innovation," Healy says in D CEO. "Dallas is where dreams become reality, period."
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Dallas Investor and Real Estate Mogul Rogers Healy Joins Season 11 of ‘Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch’
by Quincy Preston | Jun 12, 2024
With a track record of success on both sides of the pitch, Healy is set to shake up the reality competition show and offer invaluable insights to aspiring entrepreneurs. He'll appear on the show alongside Netflix co-founder Marc Randolph and investor/entrepreneur Kim Perell.
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by Quincy Preston |
Mar 18, 2024
With bootstrap funding of less than $500,000 and a passion for vinyl, Rogers Healy and his co-founders at Tuned In Grading revolutionized music collectible authentication. Now, the beat goes on as the company prepares to merge with Steve Aoki's Audio Media Grading
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by Lance Murray |
Oct 5, 2023
Austin-based BirdDog is a hunt-booking tool where landowners can market and sell hunts while hunters browse various kinds of hunts. BirdDog says it partners with renowned chefs, talented musicians, and other key partners to offer "unique tailored experiences."
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by Lance Murray |
Jul 17, 2023
Dallas-based Morrison Seger Venture Capital Partners has added Snaps Clothing Co. to its portfolio of brands. Snap co-founders Edgar Baronne and Patrick Lynn are modernizing the classic pearl snap shirt, aiming to make it a staple in everyone’s wardrobe.
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Tuned In Grading has launched as a third-party grading service for record collectors. [Photo: Tuned In Grading]
Dallas Startup Tuned In Grading Sees Potential in Vinyl Record Resurgence
by Glenn Hunter | Mar 13, 2023
Services offered by Tuned in Grading—co-founded by real estate entrepreneur and investor Rogers Healy, Ben and Skin Show radio personality Jeff “Skin” Wade, and Josey Records/Eastwood Music Group partners Luke Sardello and Waric Cameron—aim to enhance the value of vinyl record collections.
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by David Seeley |
Jan 13, 2023
An active VC investor for nearly 15 years, Healy went in full-bore in September by founding Morrison Seger Venture Capital Partners. With $5 million raised since its launch, the"MoSe" fund has focused on Tiff's Treats, Siempre Tequila, laundry and dryer fragrance startup Laundry Sauce, and Catch'N Ice Cream.
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by David Seeley |
Mar 10, 2022
The pioneer in real estate social media and branding is launching his fifth company: RHA Land and Lake. Already owning the largest independent real estate firm in North Texas with a long list of celebrity clients, Healy relocates clients worldwide.
Now he aims to place more people in down-to-earth rural properties across Texas, and "Texahoma" too—with a projected $50 million under contract by this spring.
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by Lance Murray |
Aug 15, 2017
Competitive gaming is becoming big business with major teams drawing large fanbases. Could Dallas become an esports hub?
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