Self Financial, a fintech startup that helps consumers build credit and savings, regardless of their past credit history, has raised $40 million in Series D financing. The round was led by Meritech Capital with participation from its existing investors, including Altos Ventures, Conductive Ventures, and Silverton...
San Francisco-based construction startup Versatile is announcing today that it has raised a $20 million Series A. The round was led by Insight Partners and Entree Capital, along with existing investors Robert Bosch Venture Capital GmbH, Root Ventures and Conductive Ventures. The round follows $8.5 million...
Nice Healthcare, an innovator in in-home and virtual primary care services, has raised a $5 million Series Seed round of financing to pioneer the next phase of “Frictionless Primary Care”. The Company plans to use the funds to launch its model of care into several...
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Earlier this summer we introduced Rally, an open network for creators and brands to create easier, better, and more aligned token communities. Our mission is to help onboard the next 100 million users into crypto through a community-based, self-governed protocol. Rally is a decentralized network and economic...
The push to work-from-home may have accelerated the exit out of Silicon Valley for now, but tech startups that remain are turning to a different type of workforce: remote workers overseas. As more and more companies adjust to a distributed reality, executives say they are increasingly...
Wall Street Journal Panasonic-backed fund invests in hardware and enterprise software Carey Lai (left) and Paul Yeh are co-founders of Conductive Ventures, which has raised a $150 million fund. By Tomio Geron September 14, 2020 Conductive Ventures, whose sole limited partner is Japanese electronics company Panasonic Corp., has raised $150...
Palo Alto, California-based Conductive Ventures has raised $150 million for its second venture capital fund with a focus on enterprise software and hardware startups. But it may make occasional exceptions for consumer investments, as it has done in the past. The fund focuses on advising...
We couldn’t be more excited to announce the launch of Conductive Ventures II. The $150 million fund represents a 50% increase over Fund I. Our team and investment strategy remain the same where we aim to invest in entrepreneurs building enterprise software and hardware companies...
Conductive Ventures announces the launch of its sophomore venture capital fund today with the close of a $150 million fund. The strategy of Fund II remains the same, focusing on funding enterprise software and hardware companies that demonstrate early efficient growth. Conductive Ventures is built...