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LinkSquares benefits from the legal tech boom with a fresh $100M
Demonstrating that there’s a robust market for contract management solutions, LinkSquares, a company developing intelligent software that helps brands maintain and ink new contracts, today announced that it raised $100 million in Series C financing led by G Squared. The tranche, which had participation from new investor G2 Venture Partners as well as existing backers, brings the startup’s total funding to $161.4 million at an $800 million valuation.
Why We Invested in LinkSquares
Over the past 15 years, almost every business function has undergone a digital transformation.
Matt Jensen joins G2 Venture Partners as an Investor
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Matt Jensen joins G2 Venture Partners as an Investor. Prior to joining G2, Matt spent several years as an investor at Golden Gate Capital. There, he was responsible for developing investment theses, leading transactions, and partnering with seasoned management teams across a diverse set of traditional industrial sectors, with particular focus on energy and industrial technology businesses. Matt has deep experience working with industrial incumbent market-leaders as they navigate evolving competition and customer expectations. He has served in strategy/advisory and technology-oriented roles, both directly and as a consultant during his time at Bain & Company, working with some of the world’s largest businesses in sectors such as agriculture, public utilities, logistics, and diversified manufacturing.
Smarter Sorting raises $25M and names Jacqueline Claudio CEO, to improve sustainability for consumer brands and retailers
The new fundraising round is led by G2 Venture Partners, along with existing investors. The investment will help Smarter Sorting accelerate its technology roadmap, scale its business operations and better serve its growing list of 24 national supermarkets, warehouse clubs and big-box retail customers, including Costco, Wegmans and Albertsons Companies, and more than 1,600 consumer brands.