Ulupreneurs in the news

Forbes highlighted Tomo Credit’s $122M equity and debt Series B funding to help break credit poverty for millions.

TechCrunch profiled Suma Wealth’s efforts to help Latinos build wealth through gaming and in-culture content.

CBS News featured a story about Hey Jane’s efforts to provide abortion care through telemedicine and a Fortune article headlined Hey Jane’s $6.1M raise following the Supreme Court’s decision overturning Roe v. Wade.

CBS News featured a story about Hey Jane’s efforts to provide abortion care through telemedicine and a Fortune article headlined Hey Jane’s $6.1M raise following the Supreme Court’s decision overturning Roe v. Wade.

Fortune featured Rachel Carlson, CEO of Guild Education, as one of the top female founders working to fix gender disparity in cloud tech.

Bloomberg spotlighted Finalis as one of two startup platforms making it easier for brokers to do deals.

Fast Company featured Coding Dojo as one of three education brands taking clever approaches to shaping minds of all ages.

Forbes profiled TeachFX in a piece about how the AI app can help teachers evaluate the quality of their own teaching skills

A Reuters article featured the extension of Palantir’s partnership with Hyundai Heavy Industry Group, one of South Korea’s largest shipping conglomerates. Palantir has opened an office in Seoul and the $20M deal is for a five year period.

Axios PRO profiled Bridge and its $5.8M raise aimed at helping lower-income Americans generate meaningful supplemental income through the Bridge mobile app.

FastCompany highlighted a report by BetterUP entitled “The “Connection Crisis” outlining  the best ways to boost employee morale after a round of layoffs.

The New York Times featured Populus’s $11M Series A raise and plans to expand their digital curb and mobility management platform to more cities around the world. Their mission is to decarbonize the future of transportation and cure parking chaos.

TechCrunch featured Populus’s $11M Series A raise and plans to expand their digital curb and mobility management platform to more cities around the world. Their mission is to decarbonize the future of transportation and cure parking chaos.

Variety featured HUSSLUP’s hiring of former WarnerMedia tech exec Alex Maghen as chief technology officer. HUSSLUP is a networked marketplace that uses robust data to make creative talent discovery more efficient and more democratic.

Forbes named Guild Education to its Cloud 100 2022. In the past year, Guild’s user base for their employee upskilling platform has grown by 20% to more than 5 million people employed by clients, including Macy’s, Walmart, Chipotle, Kohl’s, Disney and more.