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5. DispatchHealth, $3.6 million, August 12th
Investors: EMP Holdings LLC, StatHealth and others.
Bio: Dispatch Health is redefining healthcare through a unique mobile, onsite, acute-care delivery model that is high tech and low cost. Dispatch Health delivers care through multiple channels, including local municipalities and 911-first response systems, health systems, in partnership with employers and payers, and for senior care facilities.
News: DispatchHealth is a new company, but they plan on using their funding to expand quickly.
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4. Kindara, $5.3 million, August 19th
Investors: Boston Seed Capital, SOS Ventures, Good Works Ventures, PV Ventures, MENA Venture Investments, and 62 Mile Ventures.
Bio: Kindara builds products that empower women and girls around their bodies and health. Their first product, the Kindara Fertility Tracker, has been downloaded more than 300,000 times and helps women in 180 countries understand their fertility and reach their reproductive goals.
News: Kindara is working on creating a Bluetooth-connected basal thermometer. You can look for those to hit the market later this year.
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3. TeamSnap, $6.8 million, August 14th
Investors: Undisclosed
Bio: TeamSnap makes it easy to keep track of team rosters, schedules, game and practice attendance and availability, team payments, statistics and dozens of other features. Text and email messaging keeps everyone in touch, and with a strong focus on usability and simplicity, TeamSnap is an online software and mobile app that helps coaches, parents, administrators, and players save time with their teams.
News: Late last year TeamSnap acquired one of their competitors, HomeTeam.
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2. Apto, $8 million, August 25th
Investors: Adams Street Partners and others.
Bio: Apto is focused on connecting the commercial real estate industry. We’re doing it by building a remarkable platform (cloud-based CRM, deal management, and back office) and we’re highly focused on the success of our customers and employees.
News: Apto’s most recent funding came on the heels of a smaller, $1.4 million round in late 2014.
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1. Sovrn Holdings, $18 million, August 18th
Investors: Foundry Group, Archer Venture Capital, John Battelle, Oak Investment Partners
Bio: Sovrn is an advocate of and partner to almost 20,000 publishers across the independent web, representing over 2 million websites, who use their tools, services and analytics to grow their audience, engage their readers, and monetize their site. Sovrn owns and operates one of the largest global exchanges that connects publishers with a complete range of third-party monetization solutions, including display, video, and mobile, as well as private marketplaces and data-driven yield optimization.
News: Sovrn’s advertising network was recently ranked as one of the safest in the world.
