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Funding
Infinite Campus Foundation looking to back innovative ideas
Company also acquires St. Louis-based Radiologics
The investment group based in Minnesota and Colorado is adding a formal mentorship program for its pre-seed and seed-stage startups.
So far in 2021, Minnesota has added six more publicly traded companies, with more likely on the horizon.
Company’s board includes Best Buy CEO Corie Barry.
Fast-growing fintech company looking to new markets and services
Fund established to back BIPOC tech entrepreneurs
The company plans to use the funds to ramp up product development and add more staffers.
The Eden Prairie-based cybersecurity company plans to use the funds to hire more employees and expand its presence around the world.
The Minnesota-based health insurance provider is offering fewer shares at lower price than previously outlined
The Minnetonka-based brand of USDA organic spirits plans to use the additional funds to meet growing production demands.
The company also plans to relocate from Richfield to St. Paul’s Midway neighborhood.
The pet food giant will provide capital and manufacturing while the dog treat startup shares its inclusive hiring practices.
Women-led startup projects “triple digit growth” in 2021.
Founder Clarence Bethea hopes his success will encourage other Black entrepreneurs. He plans to double the St. Paul startup's staff.
That included a mix of private and public capital, according to the Golden Valley-based Medical Alley Association.
The company previously raised $900,000; now, it’s working to crowdfund another $535,000.