HireArt
$26.3M – Series B
HireArt, a contract workforce management platform, has raised $26.3M in Series B funding led by Three Fish Capital. Founded by Dain Lewis, Eleonora Sharef, and Nicholas Sedlet in 2012, HireArt has now raised a total of $33.5M in reported equity funding.
Koffie Labs
$11M – Series A
Koffie Labs, an insurance platform for the trucking and transportation industry, has raised $11M in Series A funding led by Anthemis Group. Founded by Ian White and Michael Dorfman in 2019, Koffie Labs has now raised a total of $15.5M in reported equity funding.
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AppViewX
$20M – Series B
AppViewX, a security orchestration platform, has raised $20M in Series B funding led by Brighton Park Capital. Founded by Anand Purusothaman in 2015, AppViewX has now raised a total of $52M in reported equity funding.
Assembly OSM
$64.4M – funding according to a recent SEC filing
Assembly OSM, a modular building construction platform, has raised $64.4M in funding according to a recent SEC filing. The filing does not include a total offering amount but indicates that there were ninety-two investors in this close. Assembly OSM was founded by Christopher Sharples and William Sharples in 2018.
Studio
$3.6M – funding according to a recent SEC filing
Studio, a yet-to-launch group camcorder app that’s looking to give everyone a private reality show, has raised $3.6M in funding according to a recent SEC filing. The filing indicates there were twenty investors in the round. Studio was founded by Aditya Mohile, Chris Chao, and Matt Hidalgo in 2019.
