The latest venture capital, seed, pre-seed, and angel deals for NYC startups for 1/11/2021 featuring funding details for Alula, Sourcemap, and much more. This page will be updated throughout the day to reflect any new fundings.
Alula — $2.2M – Seed
Alula, the digital platform for cancer patients and their caregivers, has raised $2.2M in Seed funding from investors that include Thrive Capital, Homebrew, Village Global, BBG Ventures, K50 Ventures, Company Ventures, Shrug Capital, Andy Dunn, K5 Global, Metrodora Ventures, and Basement Ventures. Alula was founded by Liya Shuster-BierView in 2019.
Sourcemap — $1.2M – funding according to a recent SEC filing
Sourcemap, the supply chain mapping software, has raised $1.2M in funding according to a recent SEC filing. The filing indicates that the total offering is for $1.5M, this close comes from a sole investor, and the transaction was structured as a convertible note. Sourcemap was founded by Leonardo Bonanni in 2011.
Gro Intelligence — $85M – Series B
Gro Intelligence, the climate intelligence platform for the agriculture industry, has raised $85M in Series B funding from investors that include Intel Capital, Africa Internet Ventures and the family offices of Ronald Lauder and Eric Zinterhofer, DCVC, GGV Capital, Schusterman Family Investments, Dick Parsons, and Rethink Food. Founded by Nemo Semret, Sara Menker, and Sewit Ahderom in 2014, Gro Intelligence has now raised a total of $105.7M in reported equity funding.
Arbol — $6.9M – funding according to a recent SEC filing
Arbol, the insurance platform to mitigated risk from weather-related incidents, has raised $6.9M in funding according to a recent SEC filing. The filing indicates that there were eighteen investors in the round and $703K of the amount represents the conversion of a previous SAFE note. Founded by Ben Andre, Philippe Heilberg, and Siddhartha Jha in 2018, Arbol has now raised a total of $9M in reported equity funding.
Qoosh Technologies — $1.5M – funding according to a recent SEC filing
Qoosh Technologies, the bill-splitting and payment app for dining founded by a JPMorgan payment technology executive, has raised $1.5M in funding according to a recent SEC filing. The filing indicates the round comes from two investors. Qoosh Technologies was founded by Boris Fuzayloff in 2020.
