• LiveSchool

  Participated · Series A · Jan 2013

  LiveSchool offers a real-time application that tracks student behavior, attendance, assignments, and hallway passes across desktops, laptops, and tablets. Led by CEO Matt Rubinstein, the product is already used by 45 schools in 15 states. The company raised $1.65M in funding. Backers include Nashville Capital Network’s Tennessee Angel Fund, Solidus Company, Rick Theobald, and Steve Butler. LiveSchool intends to use the capital to expand its development and marketing efforts. The company is based in Nashville, Tennessee.

• RentStuff.com

  Led · Seed · Apr 2012

  RentStuff.com is a Nashville-based community marketplace that lets users rent items to and from others nearby. The website handles payments, security deposits, and rental agreements, and allows users to post items or search for rentals in a given area. The company launched in August 2011 after graduating Jumpstart Foundry in 2011 and opened its platform to the wider U.S. market in January 2012 following five months of beta testing. Led by CEO Christopher Jaeger, RentStuff.com raised $660K in its first seed round and will use the funds to hire additional engineers and grow the rental platform. The company plans to expand into new cities such as New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and San Francisco and intends to open an office in downtown Chicago in May. The seed financing underscores its early-stage growth initiatives.

• ONFocus Healthcare

  Participated · Series B · Apr 2010

  onFocus Healthcare provides web-based enterprise performance management software (onFocus|epm) for executive teams across healthcare organizations. The product is used by large for-profit systems, community and non-profit hospitals and large academic medical centers to ensure accountability and achieve critical business objectives. The company plans to use proceeds from its recent Series B to support ongoing sales and marketing of onFocus|epm. The articles report a $3M Series B led by Clayton Associates’ FCA Venture Partners IV, signaling investor support for growth. A portion of the round was funded through Tennessee's TNInvestco program. Solidus led the company’s prior Series A, which also included Kestrel and Heritage.

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