Inked Brands
Series A in 2018
Inked Brands, Inc., founded in 2007 and headquartered in Bowling Green, Kentucky, specializes in supporting brands through a range of services, including marketing, product development, fulfillment, web development, and customer support. The company focuses on enabling e-commerce by empowering influencers to monetize their social media followings, thereby creating sustainable revenue streams for both the influencers and the brands they represent.
Battlefy, Inc. is an eSports management platform that facilitates the organization and management of tournaments and leagues for various stakeholders, including college clubs, eSports organizations, and brands that support gamers. Founded in 2011 and based in Delta, Canada, Battlefy allows users to create signup forms, seed teams, draw brackets, and design sponsorship pages. The platform also enables the management of live-stream content, making it a comprehensive tool for both amateur and professional eSports events. Previously known as 7777833 Canada Inc., the company rebranded to Battlefy, Inc. in July 2013, focusing on providing an efficient and professional solution for organizing eSports competitions.
Emoticast
Seed Round in 2017
Emoticast Limited is a London-based company that has developed a platform for sharing music through the use of emojis. Incorporated in 2014, Emoticast allows users to share music GIFs with sound across various messaging platforms, including iMessage, Facebook Messenger, and WhatsApp. The service aims to enhance mobile chat by making it more engaging and entertaining through the integration of music and emojis.
ShareGrid
Seed Round in 2016
ShareGrid is the largest marketplace for creatives. Filmmakers, photographers, and companies can instantly source all their gear needs from local vendors. Members can rent, buy, or sell gear.
Colony is global video streaming platform connecting content owners to engaged audiences. Colony's end-to-end technology comprises an innovative isomorphic web application framework, video architecture and full back office suite. Colony launched in public beta in Spring 2015 and attracted registered users in 130 countries. Colony was venture-backed by Archer Gray, Firestartr, The London Co-Investment Fund, Essex Innovation (GV Advisors), Seedcamp and international Angel investors. Colony was acquired by Fantastec Sports Technology in 2017.
Vigour is a technology company based in Amsterdam, Netherlands, specializing in a development platform designed for creating connected applications that operate across various devices. Its platform features a client-side framework for building high-performance user interfaces, along with an integrated server-side service that facilitates inter-client communication and manages application data storage and retrieval. This innovative approach enables a seamless user experience by converging multiple interfaces through cloud technology. Additionally, Vigour offers a customizable white label OTT video platform specifically tailored for media companies, broadcasters, and online video providers, enhancing their capabilities to deliver a rich, contextual multiscreen experience for viewers. Initially known as Brisk.io, Vigour operates as a subsidiary of 24i Unit Media B.V. since 2018.
TheTake
Seed Round in 2014
TheTake is a technology company that enhances viewer engagement by enabling audiences to shop for products featured in movies, television shows, and events. Utilizing advanced artificial intelligence, TheTake's application processes video content to identify and extract metadata related to products, facilitating the integration of detailed product information into partner platforms. This allows viewers to access immediate shopping options for items they encounter onscreen. The company's technology has been successfully implemented across major entertainment networks and sports organizations, reaching over 30 million televisions. By bridging the gap between media consumption and retail, TheTake provides valuable insights for brands and retailers while enriching the viewing experience.
SeedInvest
Series A in 2014
SeedInvest, LLC is an equity crowdfunding platform based in New York, New York, that facilitates investment in small businesses and startups across the United States. Founded in 2012, the platform connects investors with a curated selection of highly vetted investment opportunities, attracting over 15,000 accredited investors, including family offices and institutional investors. SeedInvest allows users to discover, share, fund, and support emerging businesses, typically participating in investments ranging from $500,000 to $5 million as part of a syndicate. Since March 2019, SeedInvest has operated as a subsidiary of Circle Internet Financial Limited.
Epic Magazine
Series B in 2014
Epic Magazine operates an online platform dedicated to publishing extraordinary true stories, covering a wide range of captivating topics such as wartime romance, unlikely savants, and intriguing criminal tales. Founded in 2013 and based in Los Angeles, the magazine encourages writers to explore the thrill of real-life encounters and share their narratives with a broad audience. Since becoming a subsidiary of Vox Media in 2019, Epic has gained recognition for its compelling content, with over 25 articles optioned by Hollywood, including the Academy Award-winning film "Argo." The platform aims to enhance the reading experience by providing a space for authentic storytelling that resonates with readers.
Dealflicks
Seed Round in 2013
Dealflicks Inc. operates an online platform that provides discounted movie tickets and concession deals to users across the United States. Founded in 2011 and based in San Francisco, the company partners with theater chains to offer savings on tickets, popcorn, and soda, allowing users to book their movie experiences easily through both online and mobile platforms. With a significant portion of theater seats remaining unfilled due to high prices and competition from home entertainment options, Dealflicks aims to increase theater attendance by making movie outings more affordable. The global market for movie tickets and concessions is substantial, with over $40 billion spent annually, reflecting a growing demand for cost-effective entertainment options.
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