Sentences with phrase «primary venture market»

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NEW YORK, May 3, 2018 / PRNewswire / — BounceX, the leading People - Based Marketing (PBM) cloud, announced today $ 37M in Series B funding led by Battery Ventures with participation from existing investors, Contour Venture Partners, Cross Creek Capital, Primary Venture Partners, Jason Finger and Rho Ventures.

Stacey has been investing with Scale Venture Partners for over 15 years with a primary focus on Software as a Service, Digital Marketing and HR Tech.

One of the primary strategies for foreign businesses to enter the U.S. market and for U.S. businesses to enter foreign markets is through joint ventures or other forms of alliance.

Local Executive Job Market In Minneapolis, Minnesota: By tapping into both primary and secondary industries within Minneapolis's job market, RMA ® has access to a wealth of executive candidates, including those who work in highly specialized fields like precision medical instruments, graphic design, banking, structural steel production, venture capital, and miMarket In Minneapolis, Minnesota: By tapping into both primary and secondary industries within Minneapolis's job market, RMA ® has access to a wealth of executive candidates, including those who work in highly specialized fields like precision medical instruments, graphic design, banking, structural steel production, venture capital, and mimarket, RMA ® has access to a wealth of executive candidates, including those who work in highly specialized fields like precision medical instruments, graphic design, banking, structural steel production, venture capital, and milling.

iMyanmarhouse.com was the first property portal in Myanmar to venture into being involved in the primary transaction and is now the first to start with full - scale exclusive project market services for developers.

«Life companies like to stick to the primary [domestic markets] where you know there's solid job growth and depth of tenants,» Diaz said, adding that firms like hers were reluctant to venture even into prosperous markets that weren't diversified enough.»