Articles in the "Money" category primarily relate to a funding announcement of some sort, typically from an institutional investor such as a venture capital firm, or from a family office, an angel investor, or any combination of private investors. These stories focus mainly on the funding details (who, when, how much, what it will be used for, etc.)
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Articles in the "Money" category primarily relate to a funding announcement of some sort, typically from an institutional investor such as a venture capital firm, or from a family office, an angel investor, or any combination of private investors. These stories focus mainly on the funding details (who, when, how much, what it will be used for, etc.)
Degreed, the software platform for training and upskilling employees, has raised $153 million in Series D funding. The round was co-led by Sapphire Ventures of Palo Alto and Riverwood Capital of Menlo Park California. The round is joined by previous Utah investor Signal Peak Ventures, along with Owl Ventures, GSV
On Friday April 2nd 2021, TechCrunch will host their annual Early Stage Pitch-Off, “featuring 10 exceptional early-stage startups,” according to the TechCrunch site. From the hundreds of applicants, one Salt Lake City startup made the cut.
Soon is a fintech app that allows users to passively invest in a range
Gabb Wireless announced this week it has closed a $14 million round of funding. This Series A was led by Sandlot Partners and New Orleans Saints quarterback, Taysom Hill.
“We’re excited to announce our partnership with Sandlot Partners and Taysom Hill, who share our passion to drive impact and
Gabb Wireless announced this week it has closed a $14 million round of funding. This Series A was led by Sandlot Partners and New Orleans Saints quarterback, Taysom Hill.
“We’re excited to announce our partnership with Sandlot Partners and Taysom Hill, who share our passion to drive impact and
Degreed, the software platform for training and upskilling employees, has raised $153 million in Series D funding. The round was co-led by Sapphire Ventures of Palo Alto and Riverwood Capital of Menlo Park California. The round is joined by previous Utah investor Signal Peak Ventures, along with Owl Ventures, GSV
On Friday April 2nd 2021, TechCrunch will host their annual Early Stage Pitch-Off, “featuring 10 exceptional early-stage startups,” according to the TechCrunch site. From the hundreds of applicants, one Salt Lake City startup made the cut.
Soon is a fintech app that allows users to passively invest in a range
Dónde, the travel-as-a-work-benefit startup based in Salt Lake City, has raised a $1.3 million dollar pre-seed round of funding. The round is led by Jeremy Andrus, CEO of Traeger Grills, and Tamarak, the venture-focused multi-family office based in Springville Utah. Multiple other angel investors joined the round as well.
Droplet, the Lehi-based startup providing digital forms and automated workflows, has raised $2 million in their first seed round. The funding comes from Pelion Venture Partners and Precedent, with partners Josh James of Domo, Todd Pedersen of Vivint, Ryan Smith of Qualtrics, and Jeff Kearl formerly of Stance.
Cofounder and
Yoodlize, the peer-to-peer rental platform, is raising money through an open round of equity crowdfunding. To this point, the Provo-based startup has raised $200,000 from Angel investors. This round of equity crowdfunding has already raised $150,000 with the goal of raising $500,000 within two months.
“Yoodlize is
401Go, a SaaS-based 401(k) technology built for small businesses, received $915k in seed funding in February 2021 from a combination of family offices, strategic firms and individual angels. This deal was led by Assure Syndicates, a Cottonwood Heights based VC Structure which helps bring angels and family offices into
Neighbor, the Lehi based self-storage marketplace, today announced it has closed a $53 million Series B round of funding. The round is led by Fifth Wall, with returning investors Andreessen Horowitz, Pelion Ventures, and Album Ventures. Additional funding comes from DoorDash CEO Tony Xu, and StockX CEO Scott Cutler, who
