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MAESTRO SECURES $15 MILLION SERIES B TO ACCELERATE THE GROWTH OF THE CREATOR ECONOMY
Investors include: NetEase, Sony Music Entertainment, Acronym Venture Capital, Stadia Ventures, Twitch Co-Founder Kevin Lin and former Blizzard Entertainment executives Michael and Amy Morhaime.
Maestro, the interactive live streaming platform for creators and content owners, today announces it has raised a $15 million Series B. New investors include NetEase, Sony Music Entertainment, and Acronym Venture Capital, alongside a host of industry titans including Twitch co-founder Kevin Lin and Dreamhaven cofounders and former Blizzard executives Michael and Amy Morhaime. This takes the total raised to date to $22 million.
Maestro nets $15 million for its interactive commerce, community and engagement tools for livestreams
Making money on livestreams has never been easier thanks to a suite of tools from the Los Angeles-based startup Maestro, which just nabbed $15 million in financing to grow its business.
As video commerce becomes the norm and entertainers, brands, businesses, and franchises of all sizes and stripes look to cut out the middle man, the array of services on offer from Maestro may be the scissors these entities need to cut the cord.
The company has already worked with names as diverse as the Golden State Warriors, the Dallas Cowboys, and pop sensation Billy Eilish on embedding its interactive tools into various live events and promotions.
The company which powered Billie Eilish's livestreamed concert in October has raised $15 million from investors including Sony Music and Twitch's Kevin Lin.
Rep. Bruce Westerman of Arkansas, who attended the event, told the
Washington Examiner. ‘I have tried to really be a voice for conservation, but it’s gaining more traction in the Republican Party,’ added Westerman, the top Republican of the
House Natural Resources Committee.”
EcoRight Speaks, Season 2, Episode 7: Bob Perciasepe
In this week’s podcast. I share my conversation with clean energy and climate change expert
Bob Perciasepe, currently heading up the
Center for Climate and Energy Solutions (C2ES). Bob comes to the conversation with forty years of environmental policy experience and C2ES’s work on carbon pricing with the business community is a critical component toward achieving durable, bipartisan climate action. I hope you’ll tune in to our riveting conversation.