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Every investor coverage indicates participated in a round Boston Consulting Group raised.
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| Name | Role | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Adam Whybrew | Retail Data Scientist (former) | Startup Daily |
| Annie Liao | Consultant (former) | Blackbird Ventures, Forbes Australia, Aura Group portfolio |
| Chris Mitchell | Founder | thegrocer.co.uk |
| Chris Thompson | Virescent Ventures, Forbes Australia, Square Peg Capital | |
| Damian Png | Management Consultant (former) | SmartCompany |
| Dan Adams | Virescent Ventures, Forbes Australia, Square Peg Capital | |
| Hugh Dixson | SmartCompany, Startup Daily | |
| Jean-François Bobier | Partner and Vice President | Defence Connect |
| Jeremy Goldschmidt | Management Consultant (former) | Startup Daily |
| Matthew Smith | Partner (former) | Startup Daily |
| Ric Porteous | Data Scientist (former) | Startup Daily |
Stories naming Boston Consulting Group. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
Melbourne preventive-health startup Everlab has banked an A$65 million Series A led by Airtree Ventures with Plural, Left Lane Capital and b2venture taking part, funding overseas growth starting in the UK.
Melbourne preventative health startup Everlab raised a $65 million Series A to fund UK expansion, with Airtree Ventures, Plural, b2venture, Left Lane Capital and cricketer Pat Cummins among the backers.
Virescent Ventures announces it has invested in Amber, an Australian retailer letting home battery owners buy and sell power at wholesale rates, citing its customer base and overseas utility partnerships.
Quantum firm Q-CTRL ran a shipboard trial of its quantum navigation sensor on a Royal Australian Navy vessel, operating 144 hours unattended and showing GPS-independent positioning, with results validated in a journal.
Amber has banked a $45 million Series D, headed by ETF Partners, to push its household energy platform into Europe, while a new federal battery rebate promises to widen its market.
Mint Payments names investor Huy Truong as Executive Chairman while director Bill Bartee retires from the board; Truong also took part in the company's December capital raise.
Profile of Annie Liao, 23, founder of Build Club, who has closed a $1.8 million round to build an AI learning platform, tracing her path from Westpac, BCG and Aura Ventures into startups.
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Roundup of six Australian funding rounds this week: InDebted, Evolt, Restoke.ai, Mary Technology, Matilda and Demtech.ai, with investors, amounts, InDebted's valuation and a secondary component for early backers and staff.
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Weekly roundup detailing new funding for eight local startups: home lending, document verification, farm water monitoring, alcoholic drinks, freight software, leaf protein, artist content sales and organic bedding, totalling over $36 million.
Wollemi Capital, the Sydney climate investor, has closed a $220m raise, past its initial $100m goal, backed by CBA, Trawalla and others; the article recalls its bets on Loam Bio, Pluton Bio and Pachama.
Aura Ventures announces Annie Liao has joined as Investment Associate, covering deal origination and platform strategy, with an interview tracing her prior roles at Westpac, BCG and Archangel Ventures.
Square Peg Capital's investment note explaining why it led energy retailer Amber's seed round, covering Amber's wholesale-priced electricity model, its founders' backgrounds, and the case for pass-through renewable energy pricing.
Org-design software maker Functionly announced a AU$3.6m seed round with Black Nova Venture Capital leading and several funds plus angels taking part, bringing its overall funding to AU$5.9m alongside an earlier A$598k government grant.