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peHUB Wire: Wednesday, June 24, 2009Random Ramblings
- Attensity Group Rolls Up Trio of Companies
Attensity Group has formed as a business intelligence and information management platform, via the rollup of three companies: Attensity Corp., Empolis GmbH and Living-e AG. No financial terms were disclosed. Attensity Corp. has raised over $30 million in VC funding, from firms like Highway 12 Ventures, Palomar Ventures, Jefferson Partners, RD Webber, Triangle Venture Capital and Village Ventures.
- TechBoise Founder Tac Anderson To Leave Idaho
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about how Highway 12 Ventures /37330/highway-12-now-on-the-information-superhighway/ in Boise, Idaho, joined the information superhighway and launched a blog on its website. At the time, Highway 12 GP Mark Solon credited Entrepreneur-in-Residence Tac Anderson (shown in the picturesque photo) for pushing the firm to start blogging. Anderson has led social media activities at Hewlett-Packard, and he is the founder of TechBoise, a website devoted to tracking the tech life in the capital city of the Gem State.
- Highway 12 Turns Onto The Information Superhighway
Mark Solon, a general partner at Highway 12 Ventures in Boise, Idaho, sums up his firm’s social networking strategy in one sentence. “If you’re not on Facebook, Twitter and all the other social networking sites, communicating with your investors and entrepreneurs, then you’re going to be left behind,” he says. Such was the reason why on April 5, Highway 12 launched a blog on its website http://highway12ventures.com/blog/ for Solon and his fellow GPs to regularly post their musings. Solon partly attributes the firm’s start of a blog to the hiring last year of Tac Anderson as an EIR. Anderson previously led social media activities at Hewlett-Packard. Solon also says
- Week in deals, Dec. 22, 2008
Summary of tech companies and other businesses that raised financing in North America in the past week
- Rebit Raises $5.7 Million
Rebit Inc., a Longmont, Colo.-based provider of PC backup solutions, has raised $5.7 million in Series B funding. Backers include Access Venture Partners, Grotech Ventures, and Highway 12 Ventures.
- PE Week Wire: Wednesday, December 17, 2008
HRJ Capital Drops The Ball