Iris Dorbian
Quantia said Tuesday that it has raised $10 million in Series B financing. Safeguard Scientifics was the lead investor. Existing investors, which include Fuse Capital, also participated in the round. Headquartered in Waltham, Mass., Quantia is a creator of QuantiaMD, a physician relationship management platform.
Vestiaire Collective has closed $20 million in Series C funding. The lead investor was Condé Nast International. Existing investors Balderton Capital and Ventech Capital as well as new investor Idinvest Partners also participated in the round. In conjunction with the funding, Condé Nast International's James Bilefield will join Vestiaire's board. Based in Paris, Vestiaire Collective is a luxury goods resale platform.
Electric Cloud said Tuesday that it has closed $8 million. The lead investor was Siemens' Venture Capital. Existing investors US Venture Partners, Mayfield Fund, RRE Ventures and Rembrandt Venture Partners also participated in the round. Headquartered in Sunnyvale, Calif., Electric Cloud is a provider of software solutions.
Zazma said Tuesday that it has received $10 million in financing from Sequoia Capital and Spark Capital. According to the company, the capital will be used for expansion. Based in New York City, Zazma is a provider of short-term financing for small businesses.
Mobile app developer moTwin has secured an additional $2.7M in financing, bringing the total amount raised by moTwin to $7.3 million. Investors included Sigma Gestion, Seventure Partners and Naxicap Partners. According to the company, the funds will be used for international expansion as well as personnel hiring at its Palo Alto office.
Loggly has raised $10.5 million in Series B financing. The lead investors were Cisco and Data Collective Venture Capital. Existing investors Trinity Ventures, True Ventures and Matrix Partners also participated in the round. Based in San Francisco, Loggly is a provider of cloud-based log management solutions.
Lithium Technologies said Tuesday that it has closed $50 million in financing. Existing investor New Enterprise Associates participated in the round. Allen & Company advised Lithium in the transaction. Also, Lithium has named former Yahoo! executive Tapan Bhat as senior vice president and chief product officer and NEA Venture Partner Brooke Seawell to its board of directors as audit committee chairman. Headquartered in San Francisco, Lithium Technologies is a provider of social customer solutions.
VHX said Thursday that it has raised $3.2 million in Series A financing. The lead investor was Union Square Ventures. Existing investors Lerer Ventures, Lowercase Capital and Alexis Ohanian participated in the round as did new investors William Morris Endeavor, John Maloney and Gunderson Dittmer. Also, Union Square Ventures' Andy Weissman will join VHX’s board of directors. Headquartered in New York City, VHX is a distribution platform for artists to sell videos from their websites directly to fans.
Retention Science said Thursday that it has raised over $750,000 in funding from Forerunner Ventures. According to the company, the capital will be used for product development and to expand its sales teams. In conjunction with the funding, Kirsten Green, founding partner of Forerunner Ventures, will join Retention Science's board of directors. Based in Santa Monica, Calif., Retention Science is a provider of big data analytics for online retailers.
ZenDrive said Thursday that it has closed $1.5 million in seed funding, per an announcement on the company's blog. Investors included First Round Capital, Max Levchin, Jerry Yang and Tim Ferriss. Based in San Francisco, Calif., ZenDrive helps drivers through cell phone tracking. To read more details about the funding and the company itself, visit here.