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Great Hill invests in Quantum HealthGreat Hill Partners has invested in Quantum Health Inc through a recapitalization. Financial terms weren’t announced. Quantum, of Columbus, Ohio, is a patient-care-coordination provider backed by GE Ventures and Altaris. News of the auction was reported /buyouts/patient-care-assistant-quantum-health-seeks-pe-partner/ by Buyouts in March.
- Medical device company Neuronetics pulls in $15 mln
Malvern, Pennsylvania-based Neuronetics Inc, a medical device company, has raised $15 million in Series G funding. The investors included Ascension Ventures, Accuitive Medical Ventures, GE Ventures, Interwest Partners, New Leaf Venture Partners, Onset Ventures, Polaris Venture Partners and Three Arch Partners.
- GE Ventures backs Tamr
GE Ventures had made an investment in Tamr Inc, a data unification company. No financial terms were disclosed. In addition to the funding, Lisa Coca, a managing director at GE Ventures, has joined Tamr's board of directors as an observer.
- Security company Mocana raises $11 mln
San Francisco-based Mocana Corp, a provider of IoT security solutions, announced it has raised $11 million in funding from Sway Ventures, Shasta Ventures, Trident Capital Fund and GE Ventures. The company has now raised $93.6 million in total financing.
Private Equity Jobs of the Week: Carlyle Group, General Electric, Bank of America are hiringThis week's opportunities include an analyst opening in Carlyle's credit division, associate jobs at GE and Houlihan Lokey, and a venture principal role with Novartis.
- March Capital, GE Ventures invest in IoTium
Santa Clara, California-based IoTium, developer of secure network infrastructure, announced that it has raised $8.39 million in a Series A round of funding led by March Capital Partners and GE Ventures. Investors in the round also included Pankaj Patel, former executive vice president and chief development officer at Cisco Systems; OpenSource Ventures; and Juniper Networks.
- Evidation Health takes in $10 mln
San Mateo, California-based Evidation Health, a provider of real-life data on connected patients for healthcare companies, has secured $10 million in funding. Sanofi-Genzyme BioVentures led the round with participation from previous backers GE Ventures and B Capital Group.
- VC-backed StartUp Health recruits ex-GE Capital MD as CFO
StartUp Health, which owns a portfolio of digital health companies, has named Michael Horton as chief financial officer. Horton is a former managing director at GE Capital. StartUp Health's backers included Steve Case, Mark Cuban, Esther Dyson, GE Ventures, Kaiser Permanente Ventures and SeventySix Capital.
GE, BDC Capital, Ryerson launch seed fund for Calgary startupsThe Canadian subsidiary of GE (NYSE: GE), GE Ventures, BDC Capital and Ryerson Futures have joined forces to launch the ZSC Seed Accelerator Fund. The fund will provide seed-stage financing to companies in Zone Startups Calgary (ZSC) that are looking to commercialize their technologies. BDC Capital said it also plans to facilitate access to other investment opportunities for ZSC-backed companies though its Venture Acceleration Program. ZSC focuses on accelerating local startups in the industrial internet of things, cybersecurity and energy sectors.
- Upskill grabs Series B funds
Upskill (formerly APX Labs), a provider of enterprise software for industrial augmented reality wearables, has raised an undisclosed amount of Series B funding. The investors included Boeing, GE Ventures, New Enterprise Associates and SineWave Ventures.