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Sharebite, a NYC-based food ordering platform built for workplaces, completed its $15m Series A funding round.
Impact-driven and minority-led investment firm Lafayette Square led this round along with Seamless founders Paul Appelbaum and Todd Arky, Delivery Hero founder Lukasz Gadowski, Essential Capital, Liberty City Ventures, Percy Capital, Reign Ventures, River Park Ventures and London Technology Club.
The company intends to use the funds to accelerate the expansion of Sharebite Stations, its contactless ordering solution for workplaces, across major U.S. metropolitan markets.
Led by Dilip Rao, CEO, and Mohsin Memon, COO, Sharebite provides an enterprise-focused technology platform, which allows firms to manage food ordering and expense allocation across all levels of the organization.
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While most of us spent the year at home, Charles spent 2020 helping to develop a COVID-19 vaccine! As a vaccine research scientist at Pfizer, she was a part of the team that created the first vaccine authorized in the U.S., and is a strong advocate for Black women in science.
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Friedman is the owner of a business called “Send Me Waffles,” which is exactly what it sounds like! Her love of cooking blossomed at Binghamton, when she moved into the Apartment Communities. Now she provides the Albany, N.Y., area with soft, sugary waffles made with fresh and local ingredients.
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Tracy Park sits in the park in which she was shouted at with her daughter, as the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic continues, in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, U.S. (Photo : REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson)
Chinese-American mental health counselor Monica Band started getting a flood of calls and emails soon after former U.S. President Donald Trump began blaming China for the deadly COVID-19 pandemic.
News followed of the killings of six Asian-born spa workers in Atlanta and brutal attacks on people of Asian descent nationwide. Band s mostly Asian-American clients in the Washington, D.C., area have been spat on, called racist names and in one case physically assaulted on a commuter rail line by an assailant yelling, Go back to China!
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