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March 23, 2022
2 min read

Why We Invested in Smarter Sorting

G2 Venture Partners
Why We Invested
Why We Invested in Smarter Sorting
Why We Invested in Smarter Sorting

G2 Venture Partners invests in companies applying emerging technologies to traditional industries, making them more efficient and sustainable.

Scandit snaps up $150M at a $1B+ valuation for its computer vision-based data capture technology
Scandit snaps up $150M at a $1B+ valuation for its computer vision-based data capture technology

Consumers and businesses are forever demanding faster and easier ways to get things done, and today a startup that is building tech to make that a reality using AI and the camera on your mobile device is announcing a big round of growth funding. Scandit — which uses computer vision to scan barcodes, text, ID cards or any physical object to trigger automated responses, provide analytics and more — has raised $150 million, a Series D that values the Swiss startup at over $1 billion.

October 27, 2021
8 min read

Going Carbon Neutral in 2021: Our Journey to Doe Mountain

G2 Venture Partners
G2 Firm Updates
Going Carbon Neutral in 2021: Our Journey to Doe Mountain
Going Carbon Neutral in 2021: Our Journey to Doe Mountain

At G2 Venture Partners, we invest in exceptional teams applying emerging technologies to traditional industries, sustainably.

Wonolo raises $140M for its staffing platform used by 1M laborers and front-line workers
Wonolo raises $140M for its staffing platform used by 1M laborers and front-line workers

A rush of platforms have been built in the last several years that cater to the needs of knowledge workers, helping them find jobs (and employers find workers), managing the remuneration process regardless of location and addressing their professional development. But that is not the whole story. Today, a startup called Wonolo that has built a work-booking app for the other end of the employment spectrum — front-line workers and laborers — is announcing a major round of funding.