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  • Engine eCommerce closes funding round

    Engine eCommerce closes funding round

    Engine eCommerce, a Fayetteville, Arkansas based eCommerce software company, closed a $3.6 million round of funding last week. The firm specializes in eCommerce solutions that help large and medium-sized firms with converting via better content integration. Engine eCommerce works with digitally native companies on their proprietary CMS (Content Management System) platform and helps integrate this…

  • Madison-based TCare raises $385K of convertible debt funding

    Madison-based TCare raises $385K of convertible debt funding

    TCare, founded in 2014 and based in Madison, Wisconsin, has raised $385,000 in convertible debt funding from undisclosed investors in August. The company’s co-founders are Ali Ahmadi and Rhonda Montgomery, Ph.D. At a glance…. TCARE provides evidence-based software solutions aimed at helping caregivers of elderly and disabled loved ones, by improving the overall health of…

  • Chowly raises $5.8 million for new hires and market expansion

    Chowly closed a third round of Series A venture funding in July 2018, raising $5.8 million in a deal led by Math Venture Partners. Other participants included Valor Equity Partners, M25, Chicago Ventures, Hyde Park Venture Partners, and Bluestein & Associates. Chowly is looking toward growth and mass market expansion, and the company plans to…

  • Gregor Diagnostics Raises $0.9 Million Seed Funding in July

    Gregor Diagnostics Raises $0.9 Million Seed Funding in July

    Madison startup Gregor Diagnostics raised $900,000 in seed funding in July, 2018.  The deal, led by First Round Capital and Green Park & Golf Ventures also included WARF, Health Wildcatters, Nat Turner, and Zachary Weinberg. The company plans to use the money to hire two research scientists and fund its first patient study. In its…

  • Beauty appointment app Booksy raises $13.2M in deal with Piton Capital

    Beauty appointment app Booksy raises $13.2M in deal with Piton Capital

    Des Plaines, Illinois startup Booksy, Inc. has raised $13.2 million in early-stage venture funding in a deal lead by Piton Capital in July 2018. Other investors in the deal include Enern Sebastian Kulczyk, Zach Coelius, Vostok New Ventures, OpenOcean and other undisclosed investors. The company plans to use the funds to accelerate global growth, new…