Online teaching platform Teachmint on Tuesday said it has raised USD 16.5 million (around Rs 120 crore) in a Series A funding round led by Learn Capital. This investment round also witnessed participation from CM Ventures, and existing investors like Lightspeed and Better Capital, the company said in a statement. This is Teachmint s third round of investments within 10 months of its launch in May 2020, raising more than USD 20 million in capital. The ed-tech firm will use these funds for hiring top talent, R&D on teaching technology, strategic acquisitions and further market expansion. We are excited to welcome Learn Capital who have been partners to the journeys of some of the largest education companies globally.
Brave Care Raises $10M in Series A Funding
Brave Care, a Portland, Oregon-based modern pediatric healthcare company, raised $10M in Series A funding.
The round was led by City Light Capital, with participation from AV8, Interplay, Founders Co-op, Refactor, Learn Capital and other value-aligned investors like Gaingels.
The company intends to use the funds to open more clinics in new states, and enhance its complete care technology.
Led by founders Dr. Corey Fish, Darius Monsef, Maryam Taheri and Asa Miller, Brave Care gives parents access to care for children through its comprehensive model, including: remote care available 24/7 through its Parent App, primary and urgent care clinics open from 10am-10pm 365 days a year, and on-site pharmacies.
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