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Waldo County Closed Cases - Vimarsana News

Waldo County Closed Cases

The following cases were closed in Waldo County criminal courts between March 29 and April 11, 2024.

Don't mind the downturn; Square Peg promotes new partner - Vimarsana News

Don't mind the downturn; Square Peg promotes new partner

James Tynan joins the venture capital firm’s leadership team, led by co-founder Paul Bassat, where he will lead investments and join company boards.

Source: afr.com
Blackbird, Square Peg team up on first seed deal since Canva, backing digital business card start-up Blinq - Vimarsana News

Blackbird, Square Peg team up on first seed deal since Canva, backing digital business card start-up Blinq

QR code-based digital business card start-up Blinq has scored $5 million from the two venture capital funds.

Source: afr.com
Vow Food's seed funding to support cell-cultured meat development - Vimarsana News

Vow Food's seed funding to support cell-cultured meat development

Vow Food, an Australian start-up developing cell-cultured meat, has secured US$6m in a seed funding round. It was led by Square Peg Capital, a venture-capital fund focused on Australia, Israel and south-east Asia, along with existing investor Blackbird Ventures, another fund servicing Australia and New Zealand.  Founded by entrepreneurs Tim Noakesmith and George Peppou, Sydney-based Vow Food also received AUD25,000 (then US$16,891) in 2019 in the form of a grant from the New South Wales government. Noakesmith, who is the company's chief commercial officer, said: "We believe that the only wa...

Cell-based meat startup Vow raises $7.7 million from big-name investors - Vimarsana News

Cell-based meat startup Vow raises $7.7 million from big-name investors

Cell-based meat startup Vow raises $7.7 million from big-name investors Neil Perry [left] with Vow co-founders Tim Noakesmith and George Peppou. Source: supplied. Sydney-based startup Vow has secured US$6 million ($7.7 million) in new funding as it continues to grow its suite of cell-based, cultured meat products at a time when interest in the alternative meat sector is blooming.  The oversubscribed seed funding round was led by Square Peg Capital and included participation from existing investors Blackbird Ventures and Mike and Annie Cannon-Brookes’ investment office Grok Ventures.  The ...