LA Tech Week in Review

With so much going on in the thriving LA tech and startup ecosystem, it is easy to miss some of the news in the space. We keep you abreast of a few of things that you may have missed in LA Tech news this week including the fundings, exits, and events. CLICK HERE TO SEE WHAT HAPPENED IN LA TECH LAST WEEK

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Beautycounter, the beauty brand that distributes products through relationship networks, has raised $65M in a Venture round of funding led by Mousse Partners and joined in by TPG Growth. The company has raised $86M over their 2 rounds.

We shined a spotlight last week on the 15 largest funding rounds for Los Angeles tech in 2017 - These LA Startups Raised the 15 Largest Funding Rounds in 2017

According to a recent SEC filing, Chrome River Technologies, the invoice management and expense-reporting platform founded by Alan Rich and Dave Terry in 2007, has raised an additional $35M in funding led by Great Hill Partners and Adams Street Partners. This brings the total funding to $155M over four rounds. Investors in previous rounds include Bain Capital Ventures, Adams Street Partners, First Analysis, Great Hill Partners, and The Argentum Group.

We also took a look at the five largest LA startup fundings in December - The 5 Largest LA Startup Funding Rounds of December 2017

According to a recent SEC filing, Ordermark, the online order management system for restaurants, has raised $2.2M in funding. The company was founded by Alex Canter, Jay Fuhr, Michael Jacobs, Paul Allen, Rhett Fahrney, and Ric Murillo in January of 2017.

According to a recent SEC filing, MD Insider, the big data healthtech company founded by David Norris, Jay Calvert, and Susanne Goldstein in 2012, has raised an additional $1M in funding. This brings the total funding raised to $25.3M over six reported rounds.

According to a recent SEC filing, Loomly previously known as Calendy, the social media calendaring platform, has raised an initial $225K in funding out of a proposed $1.5M raise.

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