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Fitness app Fitnet scores $1.4 mlnFitnet Corp. has closed $1.4 million in Series A funding. The investors were Valleys' Ventures and CIT GAP Funds. Fitnet Corp. is the maker of Fitnet, a mobile fitness app.
Fund performance: NEA and Austin show solid improvement in WSIB portfolioDistributions from Battery, NEA, M/C rise in Washington State portfolio
View from the secondary market: Sought-after venture capital fundsSecondaries broker Setter Capital has published a list of the 25 most sought after venture capital funds on the market. Brand names like Sequoia Capital and New Enterprise Associates topped the list, but overall venture funds have less demand than buyout funds, in part because of venture GPs' tight control over transfer of LP stakes.
- NEA launches second installment of design mentorship program
New Enterprise Associates has announced the second installment of its design mentorship program, In the Studio. Building on NEA’s 2013 program, In the Studio will be an intensive, two-week program for up to six design teams, developed and produced in collaboration with New York City-based product studio All Tomorrows, led by Albert Lee, and with Liz Danzico, founding chairperson of the Interaction Design program at New York City's School of Visual Arts.
IPO Profile: Aerohive Networks IncDAG Ventures, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Lightspeed Venture Partners, NEA and Northern Light Venture Capital collectively own 26.9 million shares worth $269 million at the IPO price.
NEA, Origin, Benchmark among winners in early April IPOs: VCJFirst week in April picks up where the first Q1 left off, as a half-dozen VC-backed IPOs launch
- NEA, Origin, Benchmark among winners in early April IPOs: VCJ
First week in April picks up where the first Q1 left off, as a half-dozen VC-backed IPOs launch
?The 'Unicorn Club,' interruptedSome high-flying startups see valuations tumble
Distributions from Union Square and Spark spiked last year: VCJDistributions from Union Square Ventures’ debut 2004 fund and Spark Capital’s initial 2005 fund spiked last year, perhaps not surprisingly, according to a recent Washington State Investment Board portfolio report, affiliate magazine Venture Capital Journal says.
- Quad Learning garners $10 mln
Quad Learning said Tuesday that it has secured $10 million in Series B funding. The investors included MentorTech Ventures, ECMC Group, SWaN & Legend Fund, New Atlantic Ventures, CNF Investments, New Enterprise Associates and Comcast Ventures. In addition to the funding, Joe Del Guercio of CNF Investments has been added to Quad Learning's board. Based in Washington, D.C., Quad Learning works with community colleges to offer honors programs to students.