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Year in Review: Plenty of angels and unicorns were spotted in 2015Not all the news of 2015 was about unicorns. But it was certainly the biggest story of the year.
Gender door edges openWomen still make up a tiny minority of GPs, but the ground is shifting in the gender diversity debate
Cato Networks snaps up $20 mln Series ATel Aviv-based network security company Cato Networks has secured $20 million in Series A funding. Steve Krausz, a general partner at U.S. Venture Partners and Theresia Gouw, founder of Aspect Ventures, led the round.
- Aspect Ventures leads $10 mln Series A funding in FollowAnalytics
Aspect Ventures has led a $10 million Series A funding round in FollowAnalytics, a marketing technology business. Other investors in the funding round include Salesforce Ventures, a new investor, and existing investors Sapphire Ventures (formerly SAP Ventures), Zetta Venture Partners and others. FollowAnalytics has raised a total of $13.5 million.
- Exabeam raises $25 mln
Exabeam said Tuesday it raised $25 million in financing led by Icon Ventures. Aspect Ventures, investor Shlomo Kramer and Norwest Venture Partners also participated. San Mateo, California-based Exabeam provides user behavior analytics.
When VC’s gender imbalance becomes opportunityAtlanta-based Valor aims to raise $50 million to back startups with at least one female founder
Reporter's notebook: Thoughts on venture’s diversity gapVenture capital has been wringing its hands for several years about the lack of diversity in its investment ranks. Intel Capital’s announcement today of a $125 million Diversity Fund offers a positive approach. But it is a small step in a bigger campaign.
Reporter's notebook: Thoughts on venture’s diversity gapThe launch of Intel Capital’s Diversity Fund is a small step in a bigger campaign.
The millennials are taking over--VCJ news analysisThis is not your father’s tech company. More millennials are entering the workfoce and launching startups innovating with the younger generation in mind.
The millennials are taking overThis is not your father’s tech company. More millennials are entering the workforce and launching startups innovating with the younger generation in mind.