After a low-key week for tech companies on the Puget Sound, a handful of businesses announced fresh funding and looked back on recent growth. Check out what these innovators have planned for the future. This is the Built In Seattle Weekly Refresh.
Oleria raised $8M. The cybersecurity company launched out of stealth with a round of seed capital led by Salesforce Ventures. Oleria builds autonomous security solutions that work to scale alongside businesses. One of the co-founders was previously the chief trust officer at Salesforce. [Built In Seattle]
Seattle Tech Quote of the Week
“[MYIO is] intended to be the concierge between the patient and the practice, helping connect the two together on an app. Really, the vision for us there is to sustain the digital relationship between the practice and the patient over time.” — Ram Krishnan, CEO of Valant
Valant grew significantly last year. Founded in 2005, Valant recently revamped its tech stack for its behavioral healthcare business infrastructure solution. The company saw significant growth following the pandemic’s increased demand for mental health care solutions. Its new mobile app MYIO works to help practices streamline their operations and increase their patient engagement. [Built In Seattle]
Felix&Fido pulled in $4M. Having developed a healthcare solution for people’s furry companions, Felix&Fido announced a pre-seed funding round alongside the launch of its solution. The company provides membership-based care plans based on in-clinic, telehealth and at-home care. Its first clinic will open in May. [Built In Seattle]
