BlackCart raises $8.8M Series A for its try-before-you-buy platform for online merchants
A startup called BlackCart is tackling one of the key challenges with online shopping: an inability to try on or test out the merchandise before making a purchase. That company, which has now closed on $8.8 million in Series A funding, has built a try-before-you-buy platform that integrates with e-commerce storefronts, allowing customers to ship items to their home for free and only pay if they choose to keep the item after a “try on” period has lapsed.
The new round of financing was led by Origin Ventures and Hyde Park Ventures Partners, and saw participation from Struck Capital, Citi Ventures, 500 Startups and several other angel investors, including Christian Sullivan of Republic Labs, Dean Bakes of M3 Ventures, Greg Rudin of Menlo Ventures, Jordan Nathan of Caraway Cookware and First National Bank CFO Nick Pirollo, among others.
Tulip Announces the Appointment of Graeme Grant as Chief Operating Officer
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TORONTO, Jan. 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ - Tulip, a global leader in cloud-based retail mobile solutions, is pleased to announce the appointment of Graeme Grant, former CEO of Blueday, as its Chief Operating Officer. In this role, Graeme will oversee Tulip s business operations, including the execution of the company s financial goals and strategic initiatives, with a strong commitment to scaling its customer delivery and support divisions. Graeme is an ideal fit for leadership at Tulip, said Ali Asaria, Founder and CEO of Tulip. It s an honour to have him on the team. I have tremendous confidence in Graeme s ability to develop industry-leading operational practices to support Tulip s global sales expansion.
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