Omidyar Network

Omidyar Network, established in 2004 by eBay founder Pierre Omidyar and his wife Pam, is a global impact investing firm that combines philanthropy and venture capital to catalyze social change. It invests in for-profit and non-profit organizations across sectors such as digital society, emerging technology, education, financial inclusion, governance, and property rights. The firm focuses on early-stage investments, typically committing between $1 million to $10 million in for-profits and $0.5 million to $5 million in non-profits. Omidyar Network operates globally, with a significant focus on India, and seeks to create opportunities for people to improve their lives and make a difference in their communities.

Annie Maxwell

Executive Vice President

Siddharth Nautiyal

Investment Partner

Badri Pillapakkam

Partner at Omidyar Network India

Fabio Tran

Investment Director, Education

Past deals in Social Network

Goodera

Series A in 2022
Goodera Information Technologies Private Limited is a technology company that provides a comprehensive platform for corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainability initiatives. Based in Bengaluru, India, with an additional presence in Menlo Park, the company offers tools that allow clients, including corporations, foundations, governments, and non-profits, to collect and analyze data in local languages. Goodera's platform enables real-time impact assessment and reporting through user-friendly dashboards, facilitating stakeholder engagement and employee volunteering. The company's innovative solutions leverage cloud technology, mobile applications, and big data to help organizations manage their CSR and sustainability goals in a transparent and measurable way. Established in 2003 and rebranded in 2017, Goodera is dedicated to enhancing community engagement and maximizing the positive impact of corporate initiatives globally.

Krishify

Seed Round in 2022
Krishify is a social networking platform tailored for farmers, founded in 2019 and headquartered in Haryana, India. The platform facilitates information exchange among farmers, allowing them to discuss and address their agricultural input needs and cropping issues with peers who share similar backgrounds and interests. Krishify provides users with access to content on the latest farming techniques, recommendations for farm inputs, and insights from progressive farmers. By leveraging this technology, the platform enables farmers to obtain personalized information relevant to their specific crops and local conditions, fostering a supportive community for agricultural improvement.

Healofy

Series B in 2021
Healofy is an Indian parenting social network based in Bangalore, Karnataka, founded in 2016 by Gaurav Aggarwal and Shubham Maheshwari. The platform is designed for pregnant women and new mothers to connect and share experiences related to maternity and childcare. It features a live newsfeed, enables free chat with pediatricians and gynecologists, and offers Q&A boards. Additionally, Healofy provides engaging activities for newborns and a database of baby names. This comprehensive platform allows women to access vital community support, advice, and medical resources, even in situations where internet access is limited.

THE/NUDGE INSTITUTE

Grant in 2021
The/Nudge Institute is dedicated to alleviating poverty in India through sustainable and scalable initiatives. Founded in July 2015 by Atul Satija, the organization is composed of a diverse group of leaders and entrepreneurs from various sectors. Its operations are structured around three main impact streams. The Centre for Skill Development & Entrepreneurship focuses on empowering underprivileged youth by aiming to positively influence over one million young lives annually. N/Core is dedicated to nurturing talent to address significant societal challenges. The up program targets extreme poverty by implementing a micro-entrepreneurship model designed to uplift ultra-poor families, with a goal to assist 100,000 households over the next decade. Over four years, The/Nudge Institute has positively impacted the lives of more than six million individuals through its various initiatives, including skill development, education, and healthcare, driven by a dedicated team of over 175 professionals committed to a vision of a poverty-free India.

Krishify

Seed Round in 2021
Krishify is a social networking platform tailored for farmers, founded in 2019 and headquartered in Haryana, India. The platform facilitates information exchange among farmers, allowing them to discuss and address their agricultural input needs and cropping issues with peers who share similar backgrounds and interests. Krishify provides users with access to content on the latest farming techniques, recommendations for farm inputs, and insights from progressive farmers. By leveraging this technology, the platform enables farmers to obtain personalized information relevant to their specific crops and local conditions, fostering a supportive community for agricultural improvement.

Pratilipi

Series D in 2021
Pratilipi is a storytelling platform that connects readers and writers across multiple Indian languages. The platform enables users to discover, read, and share a diverse range of stories, poems, and books, catering to their preferences in language and format. By hosting various authors and attracting millions of unique monthly readers, Pratilipi facilitates a vibrant community where individuals can express their creativity and explore narratives that resonate with them. This focus on accessibility and user engagement makes Pratilipi a significant player in the digital storytelling landscape in India.

Pratilipi

Series C in 2020
Pratilipi is a storytelling platform that connects readers and writers across multiple Indian languages. The platform enables users to discover, read, and share a diverse range of stories, poems, and books, catering to their preferences in language and format. By hosting various authors and attracting millions of unique monthly readers, Pratilipi facilitates a vibrant community where individuals can express their creativity and explore narratives that resonate with them. This focus on accessibility and user engagement makes Pratilipi a significant player in the digital storytelling landscape in India.

GiveIndia

Grant in 2019
GiveIndia operates as a most trustworthy giving platform for donors. With contributions of over 300 crores made to our 200+ vetted and trusted nonprofits, our giving community of 1M+ donors has impacted lives of 4M+ people across 23 states in India.

Pratilipi

Series B in 2019
Pratilipi is a storytelling platform that connects readers and writers across multiple Indian languages. The platform enables users to discover, read, and share a diverse range of stories, poems, and books, catering to their preferences in language and format. By hosting various authors and attracting millions of unique monthly readers, Pratilipi facilitates a vibrant community where individuals can express their creativity and explore narratives that resonate with them. This focus on accessibility and user engagement makes Pratilipi a significant player in the digital storytelling landscape in India.

Binti

Venture Round in 2019
Binti, Inc. is a technology company based in Oakland, California, that specializes in providing a comprehensive platform for the foster care and adoption processes. Founded in 2013, Binti's software simplifies the experience for parents by allowing them to complete home study paperwork online and access a network of social workers and agencies for home visits. The platform is utilized by over 300 child welfare agencies across 33 states, serving more than 30% of children in the U.S. child welfare system. Binti's tools facilitate efficient recruitment, licensing, and matching of foster parents while also supporting families in need. By addressing the complexities of child welfare, Binti has enabled agencies to license 80% more families within their first year of using the platform, significantly reducing approval times and saving social worker resources. As a for-profit, mission-driven organization, Binti is committed to ensuring that every child has a safe, loving, and stable family.

Healofy

Series A in 2019
Healofy is an Indian parenting social network based in Bangalore, Karnataka, founded in 2016 by Gaurav Aggarwal and Shubham Maheshwari. The platform is designed for pregnant women and new mothers to connect and share experiences related to maternity and childcare. It features a live newsfeed, enables free chat with pediatricians and gynecologists, and offers Q&A boards. Additionally, Healofy provides engaging activities for newborns and a database of baby names. This comprehensive platform allows women to access vital community support, advice, and medical resources, even in situations where internet access is limited.

Dailyhunt

Series E in 2019
Dailyhunt is a content discovery platform that provides users with updates on trending topics through its mobile application. Founded in 2007 by Virendra Gupta and headquartered in Bangalore, India, the platform specializes in delivering personalized news, books, and magazines. Dailyhunt employs vertical search and recommendation tools to curate content based on user preferences, enabling users to receive tailored notifications and stay informed about the latest updates in various media. The company primarily serves customers in India, positioning itself as a significant player in the digital content space.

Goodera

Series B in 2018
Goodera Information Technologies Private Limited is a technology company that provides a comprehensive platform for corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainability initiatives. Based in Bengaluru, India, with an additional presence in Menlo Park, the company offers tools that allow clients, including corporations, foundations, governments, and non-profits, to collect and analyze data in local languages. Goodera's platform enables real-time impact assessment and reporting through user-friendly dashboards, facilitating stakeholder engagement and employee volunteering. The company's innovative solutions leverage cloud technology, mobile applications, and big data to help organizations manage their CSR and sustainability goals in a transparent and measurable way. Established in 2003 and rebranded in 2017, Goodera is dedicated to enhancing community engagement and maximizing the positive impact of corporate initiatives globally.

Healofy

Seed Round in 2018
Healofy is an Indian parenting social network based in Bangalore, Karnataka, founded in 2016 by Gaurav Aggarwal and Shubham Maheshwari. The platform is designed for pregnant women and new mothers to connect and share experiences related to maternity and childcare. It features a live newsfeed, enables free chat with pediatricians and gynecologists, and offers Q&A boards. Additionally, Healofy provides engaging activities for newborns and a database of baby names. This comprehensive platform allows women to access vital community support, advice, and medical resources, even in situations where internet access is limited.

Pratilipi

Series A in 2018
Pratilipi is a storytelling platform that connects readers and writers across multiple Indian languages. The platform enables users to discover, read, and share a diverse range of stories, poems, and books, catering to their preferences in language and format. By hosting various authors and attracting millions of unique monthly readers, Pratilipi facilitates a vibrant community where individuals can express their creativity and explore narratives that resonate with them. This focus on accessibility and user engagement makes Pratilipi a significant player in the digital storytelling landscape in India.

Unite Us

Series A in 2017
Unite Us is a veteran-led technology company founded in 2013 in New York, specializing in creating coordinated care networks that connect health and social service providers. The company develops a platform that enables providers to send and receive secure referrals, track individuals' health journeys, and report on outcomes across a variety of services. By integrating social determinants of health into patient care, Unite Us facilitates a cohesive and collaborative ecosystem that enhances the ability of communities to deliver services effectively. This innovative approach moves beyond traditional resource directories, allowing systems to measure impact and improve health outcomes on a larger scale.

Goodera

Series A in 2017
Goodera Information Technologies Private Limited is a technology company that provides a comprehensive platform for corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainability initiatives. Based in Bengaluru, India, with an additional presence in Menlo Park, the company offers tools that allow clients, including corporations, foundations, governments, and non-profits, to collect and analyze data in local languages. Goodera's platform enables real-time impact assessment and reporting through user-friendly dashboards, facilitating stakeholder engagement and employee volunteering. The company's innovative solutions leverage cloud technology, mobile applications, and big data to help organizations manage their CSR and sustainability goals in a transparent and measurable way. Established in 2003 and rebranded in 2017, Goodera is dedicated to enhancing community engagement and maximizing the positive impact of corporate initiatives globally.

Colab.re

Series A in 2017
Colab.re is a citizen-to-government engagement platform founded in 2012 and headquartered in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The company facilitates social interaction among citizens to report daily urban issues, suggest improvements, and evaluate public services. In addition, it provides governments with a freemium customer relationship management and workflow management tool. As of March 2016, Colab.re has over 150,000 users in Brazil and serves more than 100 clients, including municipalities, state governments, federal departments, and utility companies. The company's mission is to foster collaboration between citizens and government in order to create better urban environments.

Civic Hall

Venture Round in 2016
Civic Hall is a unique community center located in New York City, dedicated to fostering collaboration among civic innovators. The center serves as a gathering place for social entrepreneurs, government employees, hackers, academics, journalists, and artists, all focused on enhancing technology for the public good. Civic Hall promotes a dynamic exchange of ideas and resources, enabling individuals and groups to share knowledge and collaborate on projects that address public interest issues. By providing a supportive environment, Civic Hall encourages the development of tools and solutions that aim to improve civic engagement and social impact.

Rappler

Venture Round in 2016
Rappler, Inc. is a social news network based in Pasig, the Philippines, founded in 2012. The platform is designed to inspire community engagement and facilitate actions for social change through its storytelling. By leveraging new technology and social media, Rappler aims to foster smart conversations and ignite a desire for change among its audience. The company publishes a variety of social news stories and utilizes a tool called the mood meter to analyze reader reactions, ensuring that users remain informed about current events and community issues. Rappler is committed to providing uncompromised journalism that resonates with its audience and encourages active participation in societal discussions.

VerSe Innovation

Series D in 2016
VerSe Innovation is a local language technology company that develops a discovery platform to consume and socialize with media. Its platform facilitates the curation of content and tracks user preferences through its vertical search and recommendation tools that provide users with personalized content and notifications.

Lenddo

Series B in 2015
Lenddo International, established in 2011, operates an online platform enabling users to leverage their social network reputation for accessing local financial services. Headquartered in Hong Kong with offices in the Philippines, Colombia, and New York, Lenddo serves customers in Colombia and the Philippines, offering loans for education, debt consolidation, appliances, medical expenses, home improvements, or small businesses. It uses data from users' online social connections to assess creditworthiness, making financial services more accessible. As of October 2017, Lenddo operates as a subsidiary of EFL Global Ltd.

Unite Us

Series A in 2015
Unite Us is a veteran-led technology company founded in 2013 in New York, specializing in creating coordinated care networks that connect health and social service providers. The company develops a platform that enables providers to send and receive secure referrals, track individuals' health journeys, and report on outcomes across a variety of services. By integrating social determinants of health into patient care, Unite Us facilitates a cohesive and collaborative ecosystem that enhances the ability of communities to deliver services effectively. This innovative approach moves beyond traditional resource directories, allowing systems to measure impact and improve health outcomes on a larger scale.

SeeClickFix

Venture Round in 2015
SeeClickFix, Inc. is a communications platform that enables citizens to report non-emergency issues while providing governments with tools to track, manage, and respond to these reports. Founded in 2007 and based in New Haven, Connecticut, the company aims to enhance community engagement through transparency and collaboration. Its offerings include Request Management for data collection and citizen communication, Work Management for internal communications, and Citizen Engagement tools that facilitate interaction between local communities and their governments. Additionally, SeeClickFix provides data analytics to assess public service effectiveness and inform decision-making. The platform also features mobile applications and backend tools designed to streamline communication between citizens and city officials, thereby fostering a more responsive and accountable local government.

VerSe Innovation

Series C in 2015
VerSe Innovation is a local language technology company that develops a discovery platform to consume and socialize with media. Its platform facilitates the curation of content and tracks user preferences through its vertical search and recommendation tools that provide users with personalized content and notifications.

Dailyhunt

Series B in 2014
Dailyhunt is a content discovery platform that provides users with updates on trending topics through its mobile application. Founded in 2007 by Virendra Gupta and headquartered in Bangalore, India, the platform specializes in delivering personalized news, books, and magazines. Dailyhunt employs vertical search and recommendation tools to curate content based on user preferences, enabling users to receive tailored notifications and stay informed about the latest updates in various media. The company primarily serves customers in India, positioning itself as a significant player in the digital content space.

Change.org

Series B in 2013
Change.org is the world's largest social change platform, boasting over 150 million users across 196 countries. It empowers individuals to initiate campaigns, gather support, and collaborate with decision-makers to effect change in their communities. The platform focuses on social justice petitions, allowing users to advocate for various causes. As a certified B-corporation, Change.org is committed to creating a positive impact. The organization has attracted investment from notable figures such as Bill Gates, Arianna Huffington, and Richard Branson, as well as the Omidyar Network, founded by eBay's Pierre Omidyar.

Amicus

Seed Round in 2012
Amicus is a company dedicated to supporting cause-driven organizations by enhancing their ability to connect with supporters and achieve their objectives. It offers an online postcard tool that enables nonprofits to utilize social network data and voter registration information to expand their reach and engagement. By integrating social intelligence with traditional offline datasets, Amicus provides organizations with valuable insights into their target audiences, helping them raise funds, attract members, and influence voters more effectively. Through its innovative technology, Amicus aims to empower these organizations to leverage their supporters' social networks, ultimately driving greater impact within their communities.

Couchsurfing

Series B in 2012
Couchsurfing is a global online community founded in 2004 by Casey Fenton, Daniel Hoffer, Sebastian Le Tuan, and Leonardo Bassani da Silveira. The platform facilitates social interactions among travelers worldwide by connecting them with local hosts who offer accommodation and organize events. This enables users to experience travel as locals, fostering cultural exchange and hospitality.

Lenddo

Series A in 2012
Lenddo International, established in 2011, operates an online platform enabling users to leverage their social network reputation for accessing local financial services. Headquartered in Hong Kong with offices in the Philippines, Colombia, and New York, Lenddo serves customers in Colombia and the Philippines, offering loans for education, debt consolidation, appliances, medical expenses, home improvements, or small businesses. It uses data from users' online social connections to assess creditworthiness, making financial services more accessible. As of October 2017, Lenddo operates as a subsidiary of EFL Global Ltd.

Work For Pie

Seed Round in 2012
Work For Pie, Inc. is a Memphis-based company that operates a community designed for software developers and technically oriented talent. Founded in 2011, the company focuses on recognizing and rewarding developers for their contributions to open source software and related communities. It provides a platform where developers can create a personalized showcase of their skills, work products, and quantifiable experience. By offering a score based on actual contributions from various online developer communities, such as Github and Stack Overflow, Work For Pie enables members to highlight their expertise and achievements. This profile can be customized and shared across social media or included in email signatures, allowing developers to effectively present their capabilities to potential employers or collaborators.

Couchsurfing

Series A in 2011
Couchsurfing is a global online community founded in 2004 by Casey Fenton, Daniel Hoffer, Sebastian Le Tuan, and Leonardo Bassani da Silveira. The platform facilitates social interactions among travelers worldwide by connecting them with local hosts who offer accommodation and organize events. This enables users to experience travel as locals, fostering cultural exchange and hospitality.

SeeClickFix

Series A in 2011
SeeClickFix, Inc. is a communications platform that enables citizens to report non-emergency issues while providing governments with tools to track, manage, and respond to these reports. Founded in 2007 and based in New Haven, Connecticut, the company aims to enhance community engagement through transparency and collaboration. Its offerings include Request Management for data collection and citizen communication, Work Management for internal communications, and Citizen Engagement tools that facilitate interaction between local communities and their governments. Additionally, SeeClickFix provides data analytics to assess public service effectiveness and inform decision-making. The platform also features mobile applications and backend tools designed to streamline communication between citizens and city officials, thereby fostering a more responsive and accountable local government.

Sunlight Foundation

Grant in 2011
Sunlight Foundation, established in 2006 and based in Washington, D.C., is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting government transparency and accountability. It achieves this by leveraging civic technology, open data, policy analysis, and journalism. The organization develops tools and platforms to make government information more accessible online, fosters community engagement, and advocates for policies that enhance transparency. Sunlight Foundation's work includes creating searchable databases, building user-friendly tools, and training journalists and citizens in data-driven watchdogging. Its initiatives encompass Sunlight Labs, Sunlight Reporting Group, Sunlight Live, and the Open House Project.

Jumo

Grant in 2010
Founded in February 2010 by Chris Hughes, Jumo is a social network dedicated to connecting individuals and organizations focused on global change. The platform facilitates the discovery, support, and engagement with projects and initiatives that address local and international issues. By leveraging connection technologies, Jumo allows users to find and follow those actively working towards solutions in their communities and beyond. The organization operates as a 501(c)(3), emphasizing a mission-driven approach to fostering social impact. Users can explore various projects, engage with issues of interest, and contribute to the causes they care about, thereby creating a collaborative environment for social activism and support.

Janaagraha Centre for Citizenship and Democracy

Grant in 2010
The Janaagraha Centre for Citizenship and Democracy is a non-profit organization based in Bangalore, India. It aims to improve quality of life in urban India, through systemic change. The organization was founded by Ramesh Ramanathan and Swati Ramanathan in 2001.

SocialText

Series D in 2009
Socialtext is a company specializing in enterprise social software, designed to enhance collaboration and information sharing within organizations. By providing tools such as microblogging, blogs, wikis, profiles, and social spreadsheets, Socialtext enables employees to communicate and collaborate in real-time, effectively breaking down information silos. The company's offerings are available through various deployment options, including hosted cloud services and on-site appliances, allowing businesses to choose solutions that align with their security needs. Built on a flexible web-oriented architecture, Socialtext seamlessly integrates with traditional systems of record, such as CRM and ERP, facilitating discussions and actions on important business processes. With over 6,500 clients globally, including prominent names like Getty Images and Symantec, Socialtext aims to accelerate business performance by improving collaboration and increasing organizational agility.

Meetup

Series D in 2008
Meetup is an online social networking platform founded in 2002 and based in New York City, designed to facilitate group interactions globally. The platform enables users to find and join groups centered around shared interests, such as politics, books, health, and hobbies. By connecting individuals with similar passions, Meetup encourages members to organize and participate in local events that foster learning, exploration, and community engagement. The core mission of Meetup is to bring people together to pursue activities that enrich their lives, thereby enhancing their overall well-being and social connections.

SocialText

Series C in 2007
Socialtext is a company specializing in enterprise social software, designed to enhance collaboration and information sharing within organizations. By providing tools such as microblogging, blogs, wikis, profiles, and social spreadsheets, Socialtext enables employees to communicate and collaborate in real-time, effectively breaking down information silos. The company's offerings are available through various deployment options, including hosted cloud services and on-site appliances, allowing businesses to choose solutions that align with their security needs. Built on a flexible web-oriented architecture, Socialtext seamlessly integrates with traditional systems of record, such as CRM and ERP, facilitating discussions and actions on important business processes. With over 6,500 clients globally, including prominent names like Getty Images and Symantec, Socialtext aims to accelerate business performance by improving collaboration and increasing organizational agility.

United Villages

Series A in 2007
United Villages is a company dedicated to empowering rural populations by delivering essential products, services, and information. Founded by social entrepreneur Amir Alexander Hasson, the company leverages existing wireless and transportation infrastructures to cost-effectively reach underserved rural markets. Based in Cambridge, MA (USA), United Villages operates a subsidiary in India, with headquarters in New Delhi. The Indian arm currently focuses on networks in rural Rajasthan, utilizing a representative network to distribute consumer goods and provide electronic communication services such as phone and email.

Platial

Series A in 2007
Platial is an innovative map-making platform that combines map creation, searching, and exploration into a single user-friendly site. Leveraging the Google Maps API, Platial allows users to document their travels by placing location markers on interactive maps. Users can annotate these markers with pictures and comments, effectively sharing their experiences with others. The platform also features a tagging system, enabling users to discover similar destinations and connect with others who have visited the same locations. Through this social networking aspect, Platial facilitates the exploration of various regions, helping users uncover popular sites and hidden gems alike. Additionally, Platial offers widgets for integration with social media platforms, enhancing its reach and functionality.

World Of Good

Series B in 2006
World of Good, Inc. is a company based in Emeryville, California, that specializes in the wholesale and online sale of fair trade products to retailers across the United States. Founded in 2004, it focuses on connecting artisans from developing communities with mainstream retail markets. The company offers a range of handmade items, including housewares, accessories, and gifts, while promoting socially and environmentally responsible shopping practices. Through its marketplace, World of Good aims to support ethical consumption and empower artisans by providing them access to broader market opportunities.

Meetup

Series C in 2006
Meetup is an online social networking platform founded in 2002 and based in New York City, designed to facilitate group interactions globally. The platform enables users to find and join groups centered around shared interests, such as politics, books, health, and hobbies. By connecting individuals with similar passions, Meetup encourages members to organize and participate in local events that foster learning, exploration, and community engagement. The core mission of Meetup is to bring people together to pursue activities that enrich their lives, thereby enhancing their overall well-being and social connections.

Platial

Angel Round in 2005
Platial is an innovative map-making platform that combines map creation, searching, and exploration into a single user-friendly site. Leveraging the Google Maps API, Platial allows users to document their travels by placing location markers on interactive maps. Users can annotate these markers with pictures and comments, effectively sharing their experiences with others. The platform also features a tagging system, enabling users to discover similar destinations and connect with others who have visited the same locations. Through this social networking aspect, Platial facilitates the exploration of various regions, helping users uncover popular sites and hidden gems alike. Additionally, Platial offers widgets for integration with social media platforms, enhancing its reach and functionality.

SocialText

Venture Round in 2005
Socialtext is a company specializing in enterprise social software, designed to enhance collaboration and information sharing within organizations. By providing tools such as microblogging, blogs, wikis, profiles, and social spreadsheets, Socialtext enables employees to communicate and collaborate in real-time, effectively breaking down information silos. The company's offerings are available through various deployment options, including hosted cloud services and on-site appliances, allowing businesses to choose solutions that align with their security needs. Built on a flexible web-oriented architecture, Socialtext seamlessly integrates with traditional systems of record, such as CRM and ERP, facilitating discussions and actions on important business processes. With over 6,500 clients globally, including prominent names like Getty Images and Symantec, Socialtext aims to accelerate business performance by improving collaboration and increasing organizational agility.

SocialText

Angel Round in 2004
Socialtext is a company specializing in enterprise social software, designed to enhance collaboration and information sharing within organizations. By providing tools such as microblogging, blogs, wikis, profiles, and social spreadsheets, Socialtext enables employees to communicate and collaborate in real-time, effectively breaking down information silos. The company's offerings are available through various deployment options, including hosted cloud services and on-site appliances, allowing businesses to choose solutions that align with their security needs. Built on a flexible web-oriented architecture, Socialtext seamlessly integrates with traditional systems of record, such as CRM and ERP, facilitating discussions and actions on important business processes. With over 6,500 clients globally, including prominent names like Getty Images and Symantec, Socialtext aims to accelerate business performance by improving collaboration and increasing organizational agility.

Meetup

Series B in 2003
Meetup is an online social networking platform founded in 2002 and based in New York City, designed to facilitate group interactions globally. The platform enables users to find and join groups centered around shared interests, such as politics, books, health, and hobbies. By connecting individuals with similar passions, Meetup encourages members to organize and participate in local events that foster learning, exploration, and community engagement. The core mission of Meetup is to bring people together to pursue activities that enrich their lives, thereby enhancing their overall well-being and social connections.

Shuru

Shuru is a developer of a location-based social networking platform aimed at fostering connections within local communities. The platform utilizes audio technology to facilitate both private and public meetings, allowing users to engage in discussions, interact with one another, and collaborate on key issues. By providing a space for individuals to gather and support each other, Shuru empowers users to voice their concerns and seek assistance within their immediate surroundings, thereby strengthening community ties.
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