Articles about Flexe

If you’re following Seattle tech, these are the 50 local companies you should know beyond the Microsofts and Amazons, Tableaus and Redfins, Smartsheets and Zillows.

Even with perks like personal pet calendars, lunch clubs and monthly discussions for creating inclusive work environments, it’s difficult to avoid the moments of loneliness and isolation that come with a remote-work lifestyle.

By infusing professional environments with personal hobbies and interests, companies can build communities and yield unforeseen benefits.

How one tech leader knew it was time to take the leap.

Abel Rodriguez

Updated on August 29, 2022

These companies hit or exceeded the $1 billion valuation mark after investors backed their projects.

Cassidy Ritter

Updated on August 10, 2022

Learn how the companies who raised last month’s largest rounds are investing their new capital.

Ashley Bowden

Updated on July 07, 2022

The company’s latest funding comes amid increased adoption of its enterprise solution.

Find out which local company raised the most capital last month and how the funds will be spent.

Where can talented product managers go to build exciting products — and roles?

Avery Komlofske

Updated on April 04, 2022

Employees of these five Seattle businesses love what they do — and they’re looking to build their teams.

Ashley Bowden

Updated on July 08, 2021

Despite a quiet month on the venture capital front, a handful of Seattle tech startups made headway with new funding rounds. Read more about the companies that pulled in the largest rounds in January.

Big funding rounds. Groundbreaking tech. Hiring sprees. Here’s what to know about your local tech scene this year.

This extension comes about a month after the company announced its Series C round.

The logistics company helps businesses find and rent warehouses and fulfillment centers via its on-demand warehousing platform.

It was a big month for funding in the Seattle startup scene. Here are the biggest rounds.

Flexe raised $43 million Series B funding, which it says makes the startup the dominant player in the on-demand warehousing category.

These seven Seattle tech companies hired new executives in April.