The PairUp
PairUp, an innovative software startup, has secured $2.8 million in seed funding to transform how companies access and share their invaluable knowledge. In today’s fast-paced business world, unlocking the full potential of a company’s intellectual capital is crucial for success.
Company addresses a critical challenge faced by organizations of all sizes: the difficulty of finding the right information and people when needed. By leveraging AI, PairUp creates a seamless platform that connects employees with the knowledge they require, improving efficiency and productivity.
The rise of remote work has exacerbated the issue of knowledge silos. PairUp’s solution is particularly timely as it helps bridge the gap between employees, fostering collaboration and knowledge transfer even in distributed teams.
The funding round was led by HearstLab and Hillsven, with participation from Graham & Walker, Looking Glass Capital, Honeystone Ventures, MSIV, and Lofty Ventures. This investment will fuel PairUp’s growth and accelerate product development.
“PairUp uses AI to foster human connection at work,” said Leslie Feinzaig, managing director at Graham & Walker. “They stand in stark contrast to the countless AI startups trying to replace humans, and productivity tools trying to make humans work like machines.”
Founded by Emily Harburg and Andy Garvin, PairUp boasts a team with deep expertise in technology, innovation, and education. Harburg’s previous roles at Walt Disney Imagineering and EF Education First, combined with her PhD in technology and social behavior, provide invaluable insights into the challenges of workplace collaboration.
With this funding and a talented team, PairUp is poised to become a leading player in the enterprise knowledge management space. By empowering organizations to unlock their collective intelligence, PairUp is driving a new era of efficiency and innovation.
Funding Update
PairUp Secures $2.8 Million in Funding
PairUp, a knowledge management platform, has announced a $2.8 million seed funding round led by HearstLab and Hillsven. The funding will be used to accelerate product development and expand the company’s reach.
Investors Back PairUp
A group of prominent investors, including Graham & Walker, Looking Glass Capital, Honeystone Ventures, MSIV, and Lofty Ventures, participated in PairUp’s seed funding round.
