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Facebook, Nextdoor, and many others in tech have focused on the concepts of community and neighborhoods to build connections between people and in turn offer services relevant to them. Today, a startup called Venn, which is bringing a new approach to that concept — it’s focusing first on apartment dwellers and cutting deals with building […]
Venn co-founders Or Bokobza and Chen Avni (Photos via Owler, The Centre for Conscious Design)
A property tech startup is betting that New Yorkers, after a year spent huddled inside, could use a little help meeting and mingling with their neighbors.
The firm, Venn, just raised $60 million in venture capital funds earmarked, in part, to build out its New York footprint. The company launched its eponymous app in 2017 as a hyperlocal social network designed to connect users with nearby events and businesses and each other.
In 2019, co-founders Chen Avni and Or Bokobza started marketing the service to landlords. Their pitch: If renters feel connected to where they live, they’ll be less likely to move.
Israeli Wastewater Data Company Kando Raises $6M
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Israeli company Kando Environmental Services LTD, a wastewater intelligence and data company, announced last week that it raised $6 million for a Series B financing round, bringing the company’s total amount raised to date to $16 million.
New investors in the round included Aliaxis, DC Thomson, the Jewish National Fund-USA (JNF-USA), the GB Israel Investment Fund, and Kibbutz Degania Bet. Existing investors Ram-On Investments and Holdings and Bridges Israel also participated. as did the Israel-Colorado Innovation Fund, a key supporter of Kando’s US growth.