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First Round Capital
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Startups backed by First Round Capital that were acquired: 7 exits so far, with the buyer, the price where disclosed and every source.
Image: M7 HealthAscend Learning acquires nurse-scheduling startup M7 Health
Ascend, which already trains nursing students and tracks nurses' competencies, is adding the software that decides who works which hospital shift, a year after M7 raised a $10 million Series A.
Undisclosed$14mSeries APrivate equity
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United States · Enterprise softwareInfoblox agrees to acquire network observability company Kentik
Toronto · FintechSoFi acquires Composer, an AI tool for building automated trading strategies
United States · Healthtech & bioSwoop acquires Nimble, a prescription platform for independent pharmacies, to reach patients
United States · Commerce & marketingApollo.io acquires Pocus to add revenue intelligence to its sales platform
New York · Healthtech & bioSpring Health agrees to acquire Alma, the insurance platform for independent therapists
United States · Enterprise softwareInfoblox agrees to acquire network observability company Kentik
Toronto · FintechSoFi acquires Composer, an AI tool for building automated trading strategies
United States · Healthtech & bioSwoop acquires Nimble, a prescription platform for independent pharmacies, to reach patients
United States · Commerce & marketingApollo.io acquires Pocus to add revenue intelligence to its sales platform
New York · Healthtech & bioSpring Health agrees to acquire Alma, the insurance platform for independent therapists
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Ascend Learning → M7 HealthUndisclosedUndisclosedBaseten → BlaxelUndisclosedUndisclosedInfoblox → KentikUndisclosedUndisclosedSoFi → ComposerUndisclosedUndisclosedSwoop → NimbleUndisclosedUndisclosedApollo.io → PocusUndisclosedUndisclosedSpring Health → AlmaUndisclosedUndisclosed