Despite a quiet week on the Colorado tech front, a handful of tech startups made new moves last week. This is the Built In Colorado weekly refresh.
Plume secured $14M. A provider of gender-affirming health services for members of the trans community, Plume is now poised to expand the reach of its platform with Series A funding led by Craft Ventures. Currently available across 28 states, Plume membership provides access to various health services and its 24/7 medical support app. [Built In Colorado]
MedPharm launched Aware-N-Us. The Denver-based cannabis company announced the launch of its equity-focused pop-up cannabis brand, Aware-N-Us. Additionally, it’s also partnering with other cannabis retailers in the state to raise funds and awareness for diversity, equity and inclusion within the industry. [Colorado Inno]
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Brightwheel got $55M. This early education startup is working to help schools make digital transformations in teaching young students. Its software platform for institutions including preschools and the like helps administrators manage operations and teachers manage their classrooms. With the Series C funding led by Addition, Brightwheel is looking to hire new team members in Denver, San Francisco and remotely. [Built In Colorado]
Under Canvas invests $15M. The glamping startup is putting existing revenue from KSL Capital Partners toward making new improvements. After a year of growth due to the pandemic, it’s planning to invest in its existing properties as well as add two new campgrounds projected to open in spring. Several of Under Canvas’ services will also receive upgrades alongside the addition of new food and beverage programs. [Denver Business Journal]
