Tech Zulu Event
SEPTEMBER 14, 2010
InVenture has created a market for "micro venture capital," whereby everyday investors can provide expansion capital to developing businesses. Current event planning tools (Facebook Events, Evite, Socializr) aren't useful for casual events, and don't let friends plan collaboratively. Organizing a group of friends is hard!
socalTECH
MARCH 11, 2016
Scott Chisolm: The software came about, when we realized we had totally outgrown the system we were using to take registration for the events and to allow attendees to make donation, which was a combination of Evite, Paypal, and Myspace. The lead was Mithril Capital, the investment firm of Peter Thiel, and the co-lead was Salesforce Ventures.
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Both Sides of the Table
MARCH 25, 2016
Marketing with long payback is precisely what requires venture capital. It would take 2 years to catch up but believe me they have the capital to do so. Want to eradicate Evite? I like to use the example of a company I backed called MakeSpace because it’s such an easy an obvious market to understand. TripAdvisor?
socalTECH
JUNE 1, 2009
The organizer might have a friend's birthday, and have five or six people who might want to go in on a gift like a Wii or and iPod, and you can custom pick a card--just like an Evite--custom card invitations which you can make look realy cool and where you can pick a theme--and you put in the information. How is this company backed?
Tech Zulu Event
SEPTEMBER 24, 2010
InVenture has created a market for "micro venture capital," whereby everyday investors can provide expansion capital to developing businesses. Current event planning tools (Facebook Events, Evite, Socializr) aren't useful for casual events, and don't let friends plan collaboratively. Organizing a group of friends is hard!
Tech Zulu Event
SEPTEMBER 20, 2010
InVenture has created a market for "micro venture capital," whereby everyday investors can provide expansion capital to developing businesses. Current event planning tools (Facebook Events, Evite, Socializr) aren't useful for casual events, and don't let friends plan collaboratively. Organizing a group of friends is hard!
socalTECH
AUGUST 9, 2011
Los Angeles-based Cocodot , the online invitations service run by former MySpace exec Shawn Gold, has raised $4.25M out of an ongoing $6.0M funding round, according to a regulatory filing from the firm. Source of the new funding was not disclosed.
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