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Autobooks Raises $25M in Series B Funding
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DETROIT, March 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Autobooks, the small business payment and accounting services platform, today announced that they have raised $25 million in Series B financing, led by MissionOG. The round also includes participation from other investors including Renaissance Venture Capital, Detroit Venture Partners and Draper Triangle, along with TD Bank Group. The ability to receive payments online is vital for today s small business, said Rob Metzger, General Partner at MissionOG. As we analyzed the market, we were impressed with Autobooks unique ability to successfully partner with financial institutions. These partnerships help redefine integrated receivables, bringing immediate and significant value to treasury and cash-management services and the small businesses who most need the help.
While some seafood businesses in Luzerne County have closed, Valley Sea Foods in Wilkes-Barre has managed to not only survive but grow over the last 75 years.
Valley Sea Foods, a family-owned fresh seafood market, takeout business and wholesaler at 188 N. Washington St., is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year.
Rob Metzger, 38, who owns the business with his 72-year-old father Bob Metzger, said Valley Sea Foods has thrived over the last 75 years because they do a âlittle bit of everything.â
âIf itâs slow for restaurants, itâs busy out front,â he said. âSomething is always busy while other places might just focus on one thing.â
MissionOG Appoints Rob Metzger General Partner
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Former top investment banker and successful advisor to fintech and software companies joins MissionOG’s leadership team.
Rob’s new role enhances our ability to discover and build great companies in future funds and, as importantly, furthers MissionOG’s culture of high integrity and absolute partnership. PHILADELPHIA (PRWEB) February 23, 2021 High growth investment firm MissionOG announced today an expansion of its investment team, appointing Rob Metzger as general partner. With the appointment of Rob, MissionOG adds another highly experienced operator, advisor, and investor to its leadership team with deep experience in fintech and software businesses. As an accomplished investment banker, he also has significant knowledge guiding fast growing companies through critical capital raise and merger and acquisition transactions.
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