Symend secures $56 million in capital growth funding
Summary
Sign up to receive daily headline news from the Calgary Herald, a division of Postmedia Network Inc. Please try againJoshaghani noted much has changed in the tech ecosphere since their previous round of funding in February 2021, including the economic slowdown and rising interest rates. Alberta government looks at reviving tax credit for video game developers Alberta now home to 3,000 tech companies; new report shows an industry hitting its stride Compelling Calgarians: Hanif Joshaghani and Tiffany Kaminsky lead others out of debt Symend is going through a period of exponential growth, doubling the number of customers served for the third consecutive quarter and is on pace to serve 40 million consumers in some of North Americas largest companies this year. 13 with 2,309 per cent growth.Enterprises are seeing the value of Symend through its ability to help decrease delinquencies and retain revenue while delivering a hyper-personalized approach that increases customer loyalty, Dennis Kavelman, Partner at Inovia Capital, said in a news release. Symend is attempting to position itself as a global leader in the study of behavioural science so companies can better serve their customers digitally and at scale.