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How to define ‘growth’ in a scaling technology company
‘Growth’ is the buzzword of 2018 among startups, yet defining and executing it is where the real conversation is.
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SafetyCulture raises $60 million Series C round led by Tiger Global Management
Townsville-founded startup SafetyCulture has raised $60 million in a Series C round led by New York firm Tiger Global Management, with participation from existing investors including Blackbird Ventures, Index Ventures, and Atlassian cofounder Scott Farquhar. With the startup last having raised a $30 million Series B in October 2016, the fresh funding brings the total… Read more »
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How these Australian scaleups are investing in company culture
Looking to take its company culture to the next level as it scales up is Airtasker, which recently appointed Mahesh Muralidhar as its new Head of People Operations.
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Townsville startup SafetyCulture raises $30 million to fuel international growth
Townsville startup SafetyCulture has today announced a $30 million Series B round led by international venture capital firm Index Ventures. The investment comes as the second largest funding round secured by an Australian tech startup this year, following a $41 million raise by BigCommerce in June.
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SafetyCulture raises $6.1 million in Series A round to invest in tech, sales and marketing talent
Townsville tech company SafetyCulture has announced that it has secured $6.1 million in its oversubscribed Series A round of funding – most of the investors in this round are existing shareholders. The latest round brings the total amount of funds raised by the startup to just under $11 million, with investors including Bill Tai, Blackbird Ventures and Farquhar, who is also a backer of Blackbird.
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Scott Farquhar leads SafetyCulture’s latest $2 million funding round
The growth of the iAuditor, SafetyCulture’s flagship smartphone app in the beginning was organic and viral, garnering hundreds of thousands of downloads and at the time, and was being used over 25,000 times a day by workers right across the globe.
