FanFood raises $2M to expand its footprint — and make it easier for stadiums to go cashless
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In addition to processing orders and payments, the platform’s analytics function enables venue operators to more easily gather insights from their sales data. FanFood currently lists 14 venues on its app, and the company recently started building a sales team to bring more stadiums onto the platform. “There are a lot of big things we’re doing from a technology standpoint.” FanFood recently brought on Chicago tech veteran Jeremy Niecikowski as CTO, whose resume includes technical leadership positions at Peapod, Uptake and Grubhub. Adding muscle to its tech team will enable the company to hit its long-term goal: turning FanFood into a fully integrated, cloud-based point-of-sale system. Goodale said FanFood is working on an integration with a POS provider, which will enable its platform to process both mobile and physical concession stand orders.