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SiSense, SimilarWeb, and face.com founders invest in InfiniGrow s MarTech marvel
Following 2 years of bootstrap, Israeli MarTech startup InfiniGrow scores over $5M in Seed funding. Among the investors, AnD Ventures and a long list of respected entrepreneurs Yaneev Avital / 4 May 2021 • 3 min read
A few popular names from the Israeli tech ecosystem, including a couple Unicorn founders, get behind a young Israeli startup innovating in the MarTech industry. After bootstrapping for the past two years, InfiniGrow, which develops marketing management and monitoring technologies, announces a $5.25 million Seed round.
Planning and attribution in one product
Marketing teams today face 2 main challenges. The first being the lack of tools to prove a marketing campaign’s business impact, which often leads to marketing budgets being slashed; and t
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TEL AVIV, Israel, May 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Tel-Aviv-based InfiniGrow, which builds a navigation system for B2B marketing teams, today announced the completion of a funding round of $5.2 million in seed funding.
InfiniGrow (https://www.infinigrow.com) is the first investment of AnD Ventures, a new Tel Aviv-based VC firm, as well as several world-renowned marketing leaders such as Hubspot CMO Kipp Bodnar, Samsung SVP Dave McDowell, and successful founders such as Or Offer (SimilarWeb founder), Adi Azaria (SiSense), Eytan Stibbe, and Gil Hirsch (StreamElements).
Turning B2B marketing teams into revenue growth teams - InfiniGrow Although practically every profession goes through a technological revolution, B2B marketers are still using legacy tools and frameworks to understand the impact that their work had on the business. We re building a system that makes planning and analysis an iterative, quantifiable, and even predictable process. - Daniel Meler, Infi
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NextGen Series - Episode 4 - Gaviti keeps the cash flowing
Tech media star Hillel Fuld joins US Fintech VC Group 11, and superstar investor Dovi Frances to take us on a journey, through the stories of early-stage founders Hillel Fuld / 21 Apr 2021 • 1 min read
Over the years, Group 11 has positioned itself as a leading US based FinTech venture capital firm with incredible portfolio of category-defining and Israeli-related companies such as SunBit, TripActions, Tipalti, Papaya Global, Next Insurance, EquityBee and LiliBank to name a few.
Streamlining the collection process.
Dovi Frances, Group 11’s founder wanted to give stage to early stage founders who have just recently launched their company and have yet to gain media attention - and so the Group 11 NextGen Series’ initiative was born.
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TEL AVIV, Israel, April 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Papaya Global, the industry leader in payroll technology and expertise, trusted by the world s fastest growing companies, is proud to announce a series of tools for companies to provide a first-rate employment experience to their remote employees across the globe.
The roll out is part of Papaya s ongoing commitment to innovation and the constant development of new capabilities for all types of employees in more than 140 countries – including senior-level employees, all tailored to each client s specific needs.
The new suite of tools includes a solution for delivering
a uniform and customized set of benefits to all global employees so that remote teams feel they are part of the same company.
Global payroll co Deel raises $156m at $1.25b valuation
Based in Israel, Deel CEO Alex Bouaziz, a French immigrant, describes the unique global business model of the startup, which has grown fivefold in value since September.
Global payroll solution company Deel has completed a $156 million Series C financing round, co-led by YC Continuity, Andreessen Horowitz and Spark Capital, at a company valuation of $1.25 billion, post-money. This brings to $206 million the total amount raised by the company.
Deel was founded in 2018 by CEO Alex Bouaziz, 27, and chief revenue officer Shuo Wang, both graduates of MIT. After MIT, Bouaziz moved to London and began a doctorate in environmental engineering at Imperial College, London but decided to drop out and return home to Israel, to pursue an entrepreneurial career. He founded the startup Lifeslice, which among other things developed an app enabling friends around the world to produce video clips together. The company did not make the hoped fo