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Here are all of the tech funding deals out of the Washington, D.C., area this week. These are tech companies that have attracted investment and are keen to grow. We’ll be updating this post as more news comes out this week.
Thursday, March 31
Mytonomy (Bethesda, Md.)
- Deal: raised $62K from a $150K equity offering, according to an SEC filing
- Investors: undisclosed
- What they do: "microlearning" video software platform and content company
- Other details: founded by ex-Google executive Vinay Bhargava and a school counselor named Sean Burke
BridgeEdu (Baltimore, Md.)
- Deal: raised $1.3M from a $2M equity offering, according to an SEC filing
- Investors: undisclosed
- What they do: an education technology company that focuses on student's first year of college and helping them adjust to the educational demands of university-level classes
- Other details: "Through our partnerships with universities and high school systems, BridgeEdU Scholars complete core academic courses that earn transferrable college credits and engage in experiential education opportunities," the company's LinkedIn reads.
Monday, March 28
Attain LLC (McLean, Va.)
- Deal: raised $500K equity round, according to SEC filing
- Investors: undisclosed
- What they do: a business management consulting firm that specializes in cloud data storage and services
- Other details: "Attain is a management, technology, and strategy consulting firm delivering market-leading results to customers in the defense, civilian, state and local government, and health markets, as well as the higher education, academic medical center and non-profit communities," the company's website reads.
Fixt (Baltimore, Md.)
- Deal: raised $1.4M from a group of mostly Silicon Valley-based angel investor, announced by co.
- Investors: full list
- What they do: on-demand platform for cellphone replacement services.
- Other details: n/a
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