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- Cross Atlantic Capital Backs Sagence Group
Cross Atlantic Capital Partners has invested in Sagence Group. Financial terms weren't disclosed. Sagence is a management consulting firm.
- Profectus BioSciences Adds Funding
Profectus BioSciences Inc., a Baltimore-based developer of vaccines for chronic viral infections, has sealed an undisclosed amount of funding from the PATH Malaria Vaccine Initiative. Terms of the funding were not released. The company is backed by venture investors including Cross Atlantic Capital Partners.
- Parkinson joins Interactions as COO
Interactions Corporation, provider of natural, conversational automated systems for customer care, has appointed David Parkinson has chief operating officer. Parkinson, who brings more than 25 years of executive experience, will be responsible for end-to-end client relationships, which includes professional services, sales, and client relations. Interactions Corporation is backed by Sigma Partners, North Hill Ventures, Cross Atlantic Capital Partners and Updata Partners.
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- Interactions Corp. Calls Up $12M
Sigma Partners has led a $12 million round for Interactions Corp., a maker of automated voice and other interactive systems. North Hill Ventures, Cross Atlantic Capital Partners, and Updata Partners also contributed to the round, which is aimed at expanding the company’s technology and customer base. Interactions is based in Boston.
- Cross Atlantic Invests In Rootstock Software
Cross Atlantic Partners has invested in Rootstock Software. Financial terms weren't announced. Rootstock, of San Ramon, Calif., is a SaaS provider of manufacturing enterprise software for middle market manufacturers. Radnore, Pa.-based Cross Atlantic is a VC firm with over $500 million under management.
- Gain Capital Adds O’Grady, Calhoun to Board
Gain Capital Holdings has named Crevan O'Grady and Christopher Calhoun to its board of directors. O'Grady, a partner with private equity firm 3i, replaces 3i managing director Ken Hanau. Calhoun has served as a senior advisor to the company since 2009, and replaces board member Roger Tarika. New York-based Gain Capital provides online trading services specializing in foreign exchange and contracts for difference. The company is backed by investors including 3i, VantagePoint Venture Partners, Tudor Ventures, Edison Venture Fund and Cross Atlantic Capital Partners.
- VC-Backed GAIN Capital Acquires Online Trading Assets
GAIN Capital Holdings Inc., which provides online trading services to specialists in foreign exchange and contracts for difference, has agreed to acquire certain assets related to the U.S. operations of MG Financial LLC. The investor group behind GAIN Capital includes 3i, Cross Atlantic Capital Partners, Edison Venture Fund, Tudor Ventures and VantagePoint Venture Partners.