Durham early stage investor Jurassic Capital raises $30M+ for first fund
Venture capital has grown increasingly difficult to raise, statistics show, but early-stage investor Jurassic Capital – launched in 2019 – has a lot to roar about.
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Despite venture deals slowing, NC deal making expected to be resilient in 2023, VCs say
While three factors led to a decline in venture capital funding and deal flow in the U.S., North Carolina’s funding environment will be just fine in 2023.
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Jurassic roar: Durham VC invests $3M in Roobrik to expand senior care offerings
An expansion by Durham startup Roobrik will be funded by a $3 million Series A investment in the company by Durham-based venture capital firm Jurassic Capital.
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Months after closing on $20M fund, Durham’s Jurassic Capital appoints female associate to its team
Jurassic Capital has appointed Chrissy Whitty to an associate role after completing the application and hiring process. Whitty joins from JPMorgan Chase.
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Durham’s Corevist closes $5.4M Series B, with $4M in follow-on funding from Jurassic Capital
Corevist, a Durham-based startup company backed by Jurassic Capital, has raised an additional $5.4 million in a Series B, and announced a change in leadership.
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Performance Culture, now based in Durham, rebrands as WorkDove
A Jurassic Capital-backed startup has changed its name and updated its brand as it prepares to hire, scale. Meet WorkDove.
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Jurrasic roars: Raleigh startup Cycle Labs lands $2.5M – VCs explain deal in own words
Today, we’re excited to announce our investment of $2.5m into Cycle Labs, a Raleigh, NC-based software company that develops and sells a continuous test automation platform to large enterprises worldwide.
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Jurassic Capital, led by team with ties to Bronto Software, closes $20M to invest in growth-stage companies
Joe Colopy’s Jurassic Capital has closed $20 million to invest in growth-stage companies in the Triangle.
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Bronto’s co-founder on ‘end of life’ for the platform: ‘It’s sad, it’s a bit bittersweet’
“Bronto has long been absorbed within the Oracle mothership, and I’m sure it’s gone through many, many changes,” Bronto co-founder Joe Colopy says in an interview with WRAL TechWire. “It’s sad, it’s a bit bittersweet, but that’s how these things go.”
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