ReVysion

Seamus Crawford and Arthur Bradshaw, the firm's co-founders, jointly oversee all investment decisions. Crawford serves as Managing Partner and Bradshaw as Partner. The two principals formed ReVysion in 2022 and operate as the fund's investment committee, drawing on Crawford's experience as a software operator and Bradshaw's background in venture investing.

ReVysion is marketing a debut fund with a target of EUR 20 million to EUR 50 million. The vehicle is sector-focused on B2B software. As of early 2025 the fund was in an active fundraising cycle, with initial commitments sourced from UK-based family offices and European individual investors.

ReVysion concentrates on Series A and Series B rounds, occasionally entering at a pre-Series A stage for companies with existing commercial traction. The firm looks for companies generating between EUR 1 million and EUR 5 million in annual recurring revenue. This stage focus places ReVysion in the European growth-equity gap where capital-efficient scale-ups often lack dedicated sector-specialist backing.

ReVysion's sourcing model relies on the operator networks of its two co-founders, particularly Crawford's relationships across the UK and European SaaS ecosystems from his tenure as a software COO. The firm also cultivates relationships with seed-stage European funds that produce Series A candidates needing operational expertise. The team has stated publicly that it does not rely on auction processes or investment-bank-led mandates for the majority of its pipeline.

ReVysion does not invest in consumer-facing technology, hardware-dependent startups, or capital-intensive manufacturing businesses. The firm's mandate is strictly B2B software. Within software, it has shown no interest in ad-tech, gaming, or heavily regulated fintech models requiring banking licenses.

ReVysion deploys an operator-first model in which the co-founders assume active interim or advisory operating roles inside portfolio companies during the first 12 to 18 months following investment. This hands-on support distinguishes ReVysion from conventional VCs that typically operate through non-executive board seats. The approach reflects Crawford's background running a software company rather than a pure investment track record.

As a debut manager, ReVysion has indicated a willingness to act as a co-investor alongside larger European growth funds and to syndicate rounds with other emerging managers. The firm's EUR 20 million to EUR 50 million fund size makes co-investing a practical necessity for participating in competitively priced Series B rounds while maintaining adequate diversification.