Funding news: Microsoft vets land cash for new sales data sharing startup, and more PNW deals
Summary
— Seattle startup Groopit landed $2 million to help frontline sales employees share data with their extended teams and leaders. The gist: Groopit gives business leaders a way to get data from employees in the field who use the software to collect and share info about sales, products, customers, competitors, and strategic corporate initiatives. — A year and a few months since its founding, Mozart Therapeutics secured $55 million to develop therapies for celiac disease and other immune-related conditions. — Seattle VC firm Madrona Venture Group invested in a $17 million Series A deal for Anomaly, a healthtech startup that uses AI to detect unnecessary medical expenses from claims. — Resilient Power, Infinium, and CMC Machinery are the latest recipients from Amazon’s $2 billion Climate Pledge Fund.
