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The AlleyWatch NYC Startup Daily Funding Report: 4/11/18

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The AlleyWatch NYC Startup Daily Funding Report: 4/11/18
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Here are the latest venture capital, seed, and angel deals for NYC startups for 4/11/18. This page will be updated throughout the day to reflect any new fundings.

Koio — $3M – Series A

Koio, the direct-to-consumer brand offering luxury sneakers, has raised $3M in Series A funding from investors that include Winklevoss Capital, Acton Capital Partners, and Brand Foundry Ventures. Founded by Simon Kinberg and Miles Teller in 2014, Koio, has now raised a total of $4.3M in equity funding.

Aetion — $36.4M – Series B

Aetion, the healthtech analytics and data platform to provide evidence fo value-based care, has raised $36M in Series B funding from investors that include New Enterprise Associates, Amgen Ventures, Lakestar, Flare Capital Partners, and Oxeon Partners. Founded by Allon Rauer, Jeremy Rassen, and Sebastian Schneeweiss in 2013, Aetion has now raised a total of $47.6M over two funding rounds.

Ceros — $11M – Series B

Ceros, the content platform for marketers and designers to create web content without using code, has raised $11M in Series B funding from investors that include Silicon Valley Bank, Grotech Ventures, CNF Investments, LLC, Sigma Prime Ventures, and Clark Enterprises. Founded by Dominic Duffy and Simon Berg in 2007, Ceros has now raised a total of $27.5M in equity funding over four rounds.

Element — $12M – Series A

Element, the biometric identity solution, has raised $12M in Series A funding from investors that include MDI Ventures, GDP Venture, Maloekoe Ventures, PTB Ventures, and Central Capital Ventura. Founded by Adam Perold and Yann LeCun in 2012, Element has raised a total of $18M in funding over three funding rounds.

Tags:  Jeremy Rassen Sebastian Schneeweiss Simon BergActon Capital PartnersAdam PeroldAetionAllon RauerAmgen VenturesBrand Foundry VenturesCentral Capital VenturaCerosClark EnterprisesCNF InvestmentsDominic DuffyElementFlare Capital PartnersGDP VentureGrotech VenturesKoioLakestarMaloekoe VenturesMDI VenturesMiles TellerNew Enterprise AssociatesOxeon PartnersPTB VenturesSigma Prime VenturesSilicon Valley BankSimon Kinberg.Winklevoss CapitalYann LeCun
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