2022年3月15日

照片:Emplifi / Facebook紐約的科技項目與新聞蓬勃發展,其中一些包括在烏克蘭公司應對衝突。請繼續往下讀。這是建在紐約每周更新。辣椒Piper幫助烏克蘭難民。辣椒Piper的全球非營利部門,我們的地球的公民計劃籌資100萬美元,為難民提供生活必需品,建立避難所和烏克蘭付公交車疏散。辣椒Piper還創建了一個難民遷移文檔,它提供了信息申請庇護,進入新的國家和更多。辣椒Piper也與烏克蘭的非政府組織合作,幫助難民。辣椒Piper是來自羅馬尼亞本土Alina Vandenberghe共產主義獨裁統治下長大。(建在紐約)阿爾弗雷德籌資125美元。除了最近一輪融資,阿爾弗雷德·獲得RKW住宅物業管理公司。 Alfred provides an app for building management and resident services, such as cleaning. Of the $125 million funding, $75 million will be dedicated to future acquisitions and the rest is for “initial closing.” The acquisition will allow Alfred’s offerings to expand into RKW’s network across cities like Miami and Atlanta, among others. [Built In NYC] Emplifi received an investment from Sixth Street. Emplifi helps businesses with their customer experience by combining marketing, customer care and commerce through its CX platform. Emplifi received a growth equity investment that was led by Sixth Street. This grew Emplifi’s valuation to over $1 billion. [Business Wire] NYC TECH QUOTE OF THE WEEK “This round was not unlike our previous rounds, as investors have been clear in that they see our long-term value regardless of short-term market trends. This round is another proof point of our longevity and long-term growth opportunity. We see an unlimited amount of potential growth ahead of us this year.” — Dean Sysman, CEO and co-founder of Axonius Axonius raised $200M. Cybersecurity unicorn Axonius offers an asset management platform that also provides security solutions. The company raised $200 million in a Series E round that brought its valuation up to $2.6 billion. The Series E round will allow the company to expand into Asia and Latin America. The company is also continuing its hiring efforts, hoping to add on 150 new employees. [Built In NYC] These NYC companies made the best startup employers list. It’s no surprise that several NYC companies made Forbes’ list of the best startup employers. Local companies on the list include Cityblock Health, Industrious, B12, Petal and Suzy. [Built In NYC] Sourcemap landed a $10M Series A. Supply chain issues have been a major pain throughout the pandemic and have only gotten worse as Russia continues its invasion of Ukraine. NYC-based supply chain mapping company Sourcemap talked to Built In on how to tackle the problem. [Built In NYC] Creatively gained $8M. Creatively makes it easy for creatives — think freelancers and content creators — to find jobs. The company received $8 million from Rich Kleiman and Kevin Durant’s venture firm, Thirty Five Ventures. The recent funding will go toward marketing efforts, hiring initiatives and launching its payment feature CreativelyPay. [Built In NYC] Hopscotch gained $6.1M. Hopscotch provides a B2B payment platform for freelancers and small businesses. Hopscotch raised a $6.1 million seed extension round that will be used to expand its team and launch its platform, which is currently in beta mode. Hopscotch is also currently hiring for several positions. [Built In NYC] Maverick Medical AI got $5M. Maverick Medical AI converts data from patient charts into medical codes, streamlining the work for healthcare staff. Maverick Medical AI raised a $5 million seed round that will go toward research and development as well as adding to its team. [Built In NYC] NYC startup guides