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Swoop Snags $3.2M In Seed Funding

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in a seed funding round. The funding was led by Signia Venture Partners, South Park Commons, and angels. The company says it is specifically targeting small mom-and-pop, small businesses, helping them to book, dispatch, track and manage all their rides through its tool. READ MORE>>.

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Reflections on 2018: Peter Cowen, Sutton Capital Partners

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Sutton Capital Partners is a technology investment banking firm and we are, investors in local SaaS/subscription companies and is well known as the host of the annual Recurring Revenue Conference, which we co-host every year. We continue to focus on companies with Recurring Revenue (SaaS, Subcription) and in FinTech.

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Reflections On 2019: Peter Cowen, Sutton Capital Partners

socalTECH

While it was a good year for our merger and acquisition practice in the SaaS and fintech space, our most exciting news is in our merchant banking sector where we invest in and advise growth companies often for several years. One of our SaaS companies made great strides with a new product. Two lessons learnedand relearned!

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Interview with Ruben Schultz, Swoop

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in a seed funding round. What Swoop does, is we build technology for them, SaaS tools, which allow them to run their businesses more effectively. They book through Swoop, which leads to those operators. Try booking a charter busit's pretty much impossible without calling five places. What's Swoop all about?

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Reflections On 2017: Peter Cowen, Sutton Capital Partners

socalTECH

Sutton Capital Partners is a technology investment banking firm and we are, investors in local SaaS/subscription companies and is well known as the host of the annual Recurring Revenue Conference. WhisperSync with Audible became a staple so I can read books at home and seamlessly continue to listen when I work out and travel.

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The Changing Venture Landscape

Both Sides of the Table

And as a result of this there are now very robust secondary markets where founders and seed-funds alike are selling down their ownership long before an ultimate exit. Before Twitter he held similar roles at SuccessFactors (SaaS), Akamai (telecoms infrastructure), McAfee (Security Software) and was an investment banker.

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Down bad

TechCrunch LA

Our guest, Aaron Levie, built a successful SaaS business in Box, and now he’s on a mission to beef – respectfully – with web3 stans all over Twitter. Levie explained to us how he manages to walk the fine line of being a crypto critic without landing in the bulls’ bad books. . follow the money.