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Boulevard Launches New Capital Program Designed Specifically for Self-Care Businesses 

American Entrepreneurship

With Boulevard Capital, we developed a unique offering based on our deep understanding of the industry, making funding more equitable and accessible to self-care business owners from diverse backgrounds so they can invest in their continued growth.” to book more than 1 million appointments every month.

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Continual raises $4M for its AI-powered data platform

TechCrunch

This makes it easier for startups that want to tap into the data stored in them to build their own innovations on top. “The common use cases we see are things like customer churn, lead scoring, product recommendations, inventory forecasts, predictive maintenance, service, automation, etc. Image Credits: Continual.

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How Habitto managed to break into the Japanese Fintech scene in record time without knowing a word of Japanese

AsiaTechDaily

They aim to seamlessly assist novices on their financial journey by incorporating features such as investment and insurance into their app, along with offering access to online human financial advisers. Habitto leveraged this new regulatory environment by integrating savings, insurance, and investment into a single app.

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Innovation Insider: Intensive Care

OurCrowd

This large-scale global pandemic made healthcare – an industry traditionally slow to adopt innovation because of cumbersome regulatory and governmental pathways, low IT budgets, legacy systems, lack of trained personnel, and more – ripe for disruption.

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Meet your healthcare providers post Covid-19: Greater agility, better infection containment, fast diagnostics & telemedicine

OurCrowd

This large-scale global pandemic made healthcare – an industry traditionally slow to adopt innovation because of cumbersome regulatory and governmental pathways, low IT budgets, legacy systems, lack of trained personnel, and more – ripe for disruption.

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Public Policy Quarterly Newsletter Issue 2

Angel Capital Association

In our second edition of the Public Policy Quarterly newsletter, we discuss some of the most important updates on ACA’s main policy interests, including QSBS, investor accreditation, Section 1202, the accredited investor definition, thresholds and workforce development reforms. Darin LaHood (R-IL) did not vote.