Small Biz: Voxello pushes to close Series A round

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Summary

The startup, which is developing the noddle, a device to help disabled patients communicate , last week was awarded a Phase I Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant from the National Institutes of Health worth $154,000. Otter Creek is owned by the Burd family, which purchased 14 acres of land on the northeast corner of County Home and I-380 more than three decades ago, according to a news report By Cindy Hadish/HomegrownIowan.com Cedar Rapids-area diners looking for raw and vegan alternatives are in luck. The cafe offered a preview tasting April 1-2 at the market, including samples of mango chia pudding, almond milk and brownie bites with avocado or coconut frosting, all made without sugar and dairy. Owner Jessica LaFayette said she and her husband, Tony, had heard from many people who travel to Iowa City to find vegan dining options, which encouraged them to open Rawlicious in Cedar Rapids. This conference will serve to bring together public health professionals, researchers, faculty, and students in microbiology, infectious diseases and related fields working the Great Plains and Midwestern states.

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Amount $1.2M Total raised
Date April 7, 2016 Announcement date
Investors - Lead investors
Company http://www.voxello.com Funded company

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HealthTech
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General BI

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Healthcare Software Assistive Technology Augmentative and Alternative Communication Software

Linked Companies

Voxello
up to $1M