Hi, Agen. Funding in July was hot with rounds of $200 million needed to even break the top 10 deals. Leading the list of of big-money recipients last month was Skild AI, a robotics startup looking to build brains for robots. Plus, mental health care investment continues to see funding, and here’s some guidance for jobseekers attempting to break into the tech sector. Skild AI and Element Biosciences led a big July. The month saw its fair share of big rounds — and then some. Startups needed to raise $200 million or more to make the list. While the list saw a lot of the regular sectors like biotech and financial services represented, it also saw some big deals involving supply chain and automotive startups. Spring Health became the latest startup in the mental health sector to raise big, locking up a $100 million Series E at a $3.3 billion valuation. The sector has realized a trio of big raises in just the last several weeks. Related Crunchbase Pro list: US Mental Health Startup Funding Tech jobseekers can learn a lot from the strategies employed by startup founders, writes strategic adviser Itay Sagie. In this guest commentary, he outlines steps that can lead to success for both groups. As companies spend a longer time at seed — raising multiple seed rounds in this climate of larger fundings — fewer are graduating to Series A. This begs the question: At which point will these companies be able to progress? |
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