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- session M Nets $6.5M
Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and Highland Capital Partners teamed to provide mobile app firm session M with a $6.5 million financing. Other partners also contributed to the funding, which session M announced at its website, but they were not publicized. session M will be a part of the KPCB iFund. Bob Davis from Highland and Matt Murphy from KPCB will join the Company's board.
- Verto Partners Buys Wavelength Strategies
Verto Partners, the performance improvement, restructuring and turnaround firm, has acquired Wavelength Strategies, a New York-based transaction services firm concentrating on life sciences, healthcare and technology. Terms were not publicized. Wavelength managing principals Duncan Steels and Greg Calaman join Verto as Managing Directors and will lead the New York office of Verto. According to its website, Verto counts among its clients TA Associates, Arcapita, Kleiner Perkins, Hicks Muse Tate & Furst, JP Morgan Chase, UBS Capital, the Bass Family and New Enterprise Associates.
Papadopoulos Re-Ups With NEAHires and other personnel news at NEA, Accel, Benchmark, TCV and other VC firms
Is Another Internet Bubble Filling Up?Valuations are soaring for a select few Internet companies, indicating signs another bubble is about to burst, but some are not so certain
- Social Scene: KP Partner Pays $1.1M for a House, Another VC Takes the Plunge into Politics, Yu Is Ready for Some Football, More
In this week's Social Scene, peHUB fans get their groove on at our New York Shindig, Promod Haque and the Norwest team put the final touches on their anniversary party, yet another VC (JVP's Erel Margalit) jumps into the political arena, KP's Ryan Popple plunks down $1.1 million for a seaside home, First Round's Christine Herron shows off her culinary skills, OVP Venture Partners' Chad Waite is almost one year older, and lots more. PARTY TIME: PeHUB fans got their groove on at the NYC Shindig About 225 peHUB fans turned out for our New York City Shindig on Monday night at Conolly’s Pub and Restaurant on West 45th Street. The beer flowed freely and there was no shortage of