The Limit Does Not Exist

This One's A Doozy (plus, a market map)

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Missed posting last week as I’ve been on the road (see About Last Night section below). Thank you to those who reached out concerned, I’m okay! Since last post we’ve seen 12 acquisitions, 16 funding rounds ($460.7M raised), 23 people moves & promotions, 8 roles ($176K average salary), 5 articles, 3 podcasts, 1 new company, and 4 newly added upcoming events.

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About Last Night (well, about the last two weeks)

  • Restecher Capital Markets Day. Great to see so many friends, see some in person I’ve only ever met virtually (shoutout JD Deitch and Tariq Mirza), and meet many new contacts across the market research industry. Thank you Sima Vasa and Patrick Comer for hosting an awesome event. Be sure to check out the Restecher Market Map (I know this audience LOVES a good market map and I swear I’ll release the data one soon).

  • Stocktwits Cashtag Awards. Great to see Jordan Hauer, Ed Lavery, Michiel Maaskant, Ted Merz, Matt Ober, many buy-siders (you know who you are).

  • Miami Grand Prix. Interested in having an awesome itinerary for a future race? Check out Off To The Races.

  • World of DaaS Summit. Need a separate recap for this one.

My meeting schedule from last week looks like an F1 calendar. Spoke with folks in Amsterdam, Berlin, Dubai, Jerusalem, Lahore, London, Melbourne, Singapore, and Tel Aviv, plus too many US cities to keep track. I love to global nature of business and learning about where each person lives.

Now on to the regularly scheduled programming…

M&A

*Deals are announced but may not be closed.

Funding

  • 15Rock (AI-powered decision intelligence) received an investment from Malar Group.

  • Astronomer (DataOps platform) raised $93M in a Series D led by Bain Capital Ventures.

  • Atlas Data Storage (DNA data storage) raised $155M in a Seed round.

  • Basil Systems (life sciences product lifecycle intelligence) raised $11.5M in a round led by Golden Ventures.

  • Carta Healthcare (AI-powered clinical data abstraction) raised $18.25M in a Series B led by UPMC Enterprises.

  • Ceto (maritime analytics) raised $4.8M in a round led by Dynamo Ventures.

  • GoQuant (digital asset trading infrastructure) raised $4M in a Seed round led by GSR.

  • Llamaindex (AI knowledge assistants) received an investment from Databricks and KPMG.

  • Lovelace (data fusion & advanced analytics) raised a Seed round led by RRE Ventures.

  • Oxford Data Plan (data platform and KPIs) raised a Series A led by Smedvig Ventures.

  • Qlik (data integration and analytics) received an investment from Thoma Bravo and Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA).

  • Ravio (compensation data) raised $12M in a Series A led by Spark Capital.

  • Rogo (AI for financial professionals) raised $50M in a Series B led by Thrive Capital.

  • Statsig (data-driven product development) raised $100M at a $1.1B valuation in Series C led by ICONIQ Growth.

  • Structify (data structuring) raised $4.1M in a Seed round led by Bain Capital Ventures.

  • Terminal 3 (data privacy and identity protocol) raised $8M in a Seed round led by Illuminate Financial and CMCC Titan Fund.

People Moves, Promotions, and Appointments

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New Company Alert

Covo Intelligence is a new firm with multiple data and intelligence offerings. The company’s work spans brand positioning, message testing, brand protection, audience and employee intelligence, predictive trend spotting, and performance measurement. Covo is founded by Colby Vogt, prior EVP, Insights, Data + Intelligence at Burson, EVP, US Head of Data & Analytics at Hill & Knowlton,

Who’s Hiring

Check out the It’s Pronounced Data job board for full listings. This week’s additions are below.

*salaries only listed where provided by the company and may vary based on location and other factors. See links for specific salary details.

The Week Ahead

What I’m Reading

What I’m Listening To

Upcoming Events

*new events added since last newsletter

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