Employee stock options funding startup EquityBee raises $20M
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EquityBee Inc., a company that helps startup employees raise money to exercise their stock options, said today it has raised $20 million in new funding to accelerate growth and expand product offerings.
The Series A round was led by Group 11 and included Oren Zeev Ventures, Battery Ventures and ICON Continuity Fund.
Founded in 2018, EquityBee offers a platform that links employees with investors to provide option holders the funding they need to exercise their options and unlock the value of their equity. A startup employee starts by accessing EquityBee’s secure dashboard and providing option details. Once approved, the opportunity to fund the exercise of their stock options is offered anonymously to the entire EquityBee investor community.
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EquityBee, a stock option marketplace startup, has raised $20 million in a Series A round of funding. Group 11 led the financing, which also included participation from Oren Zeev Ventures, Battery Ventures and ICON Continuity Fund. It brings the company’s total raised to over $28 million since its 2018 inception. EquityBee CEO and co-founder Oren […]
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Funding on offer to help inbound tourism and day tour excursions By Alan Hendry Published: 21:22, 19 February 2021
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VisitScotland chief executive Malcolm Roughead says the pandemic has had a devastating impact on package holidays and excursions. Picture: Callum Mackay
A £15 million package is being made available to help Scottish businesses that promote and sell package holidays to Scotland or day tours.
The scope of the financial support for the Scotland Inbound Tour Operators Covid-19 Business Support and Continuity Fund criteria has been widened. At the same time, a new fund â the Scotland Day Tour Operators Covid-19 Business Support and Continuity Fund â has been created, in order to help more Scottish based businesses in the tour operator sector.