Zoom unveils first group of app investments as part of $100 million global venture fund
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"Our initial portfolio companies have created apps for a wide range of use cases, including Collaboration & Productivity, Community & Charity, DE&I & PeopleOps, and Gaming & Entertainment." The apps range from things like Docket, a meeting productivity platform, to Bright, a tool that connects icons with their fans through intimate, personalized video chat sessions. At the same time, platforms like Pledge allow people, companies and nonprofits to fundraise through Zoom, livestream, text, e-commerce and the web. In addition to Docket, the collaboration and productivity apps include BrightHire, a tool that helps companies interview potential candidates, a recording and transcription app called Fathom, project management collaboration platform Hive, instant engagement tool Polly and Spinach, a platform that assists with remote meetings and workflows. Zoom said more than 50 apps were included in the programs official launch on July 21, and more are slated for development.
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