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JMI Equity Names New General Partners

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San Diego- and Baltimore-based private equity investor JMI Equity announced this morning that it has promoted Suken Vakil and Randy Guttman to General Partner. Vakil is based in San Diego, and Guttman is based in Baltimore. He also has served at Hellman & Friedman and Morgan Stanley. READ MORE>>.

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Tragara Pharmaceuticals Snags $5M

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San Diego-based Tragara Pharmaceuticals , a developer of biopharmaceuticals aimed at cancer and inflammation treatments, has raised another $5M in a funding round, according to a regulatory filing by the firm last week. The filing indicates the equity funding comes as part of an ongoing, $10M fundraising effort by the company.

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Sundae snags $36M to build out its distressed property marketplace

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He did note that in the four markets where the company has gone live since launching its business in January 2019 — San Diego, Los Angeles, the Inland Empire , and Sacramento — has yielded an annualized revenue run rate of over $400 million in gross merchandise value (the total value of home sales transacted on its platform).

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Sorenson Media Holds Slice Of IPO Pie

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San Diego-based Sorenson Media , a provider of Internet video codecs and related software and services, is a potential beneficiary of an Internet IPO, that of Provo, Utah-based Ancestry.com. Sorenson Media invested alongside private equity firm Summit Partners in a 2007 recap, along with a few other minority investors.

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Tealium Adds $35M to Expand Technology, Sharpen Customer Focus

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Tealium, a San-Diego startup that provides online advertising tag management and marketing services for enterprise customers, has raised $35 million in a growth financing deal intended to expand its technology and market reach. Georgian Partners and Bain Capital Ventures, the investment firms that anchored Tealium’s $30.7