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True Ventures leads $3.6 mln seed round for SlamDataBoulder, Colorado-based SlamData, a visual analytics solutions developer for modern NoSQL data, has secured $3.6 million in seed funding. True Ventures led the round.
- True Ventures leads $5 mln Series A funding in UXPin
True Ventures has led a $5 million Series A funding round in UXPin, a wireframing and prototyping tool. The company began in Poland and later located in the U.S.
- IPO Profile: Fitbit Inc
The maker of the popular health and fitness trackers, held a $731 million IPO, vaulting its market cap to $7.8 billion by month’s end
British-born VC gets quickly to work--VCJ snapshotAndy McLoughlin, who joined SoftTech VC in March, is helping the firm pursue more B2B deals.
British-born VC gets quickly to workAndy McLoughlin, who joined SoftTech VC in March, is helping the firm pursue more B2B deals
- HR platform Namely snaps up $45 mln
New York City-based human resources platform Namely has secured $45 million in Series C funding. Sequoia led the round with participation from Matrix Partners, True Ventures, Lerer Hippeau Ventures and Greenspring Global Partners. Also, the company has hired Debra Squyres as vice president of client services.
- Data Collective leads Series A round for Zymergen
Emeryville, California-based chemicals maker Zymergen has raised $44 million in Series A funding. Data Collective led the round with participation from AME Cloud Ventures, Draper Fisher Jurvetson, HVF, Innovation Endeavors, Obvious Ventures, True Ventures and Two Sigma Ventures.
- True Ventures leads funding of Connectifier
Costa Mesa, Calif.-based Connectifier announced it has raised a $6 million Series A round of funding led by True Ventures. Galeo Ventures, Okapi Ventures and individual investors Sean Ellis, Andrew Chen, Jonathan Downey and James Hong also participated in the round. The company, founded in 2012 by a team of former Google engineers, develops recruiting software for use by in-house and contract recruiters to find job candidates.
iNovia Capital commits to $10.5 mln Series B financing of TripleLiftTripleLift, a U.S. programmatic native technology company, has secured US$10.5 million in a Series B funding round. U.S. venture capital firm Edison Partners led the deal with participation from existing investors, including Canadian firm iNovia Capital. True Ventures, Laconia Capital and NextView Ventures also invested. Headquartered in New York, TripleLift said it will use the latest capital injection to fuel expansion of its industry-first native advertising exchange and to hire more employees. The company raised US$4 million in its Series A round /canada/2014/03/06/triplelift-raises-4-mln-in-series-a-round-with-the-help-of-inovia-capital/?preview=true&preview_id=290397&preview_nonce=c7dbcb3998 in March 2014.
- TripleLift grabs $10.5 mln Series B
New York City-based TripleLift, a programmatic native advertising platform, has raised $10.5 million in Series B funding. Edison Partners led the round with participation from return backers iNovia Capital, Laconia Capital and NextView Ventures. In conjunction with the funding, Ryan Ziegler, a general partner at Edison Partners, has been added to TripleLift’s board of directors.