RiseSmart raises $4.6 Million in Series A
Startup Meme Oct 22 09
HR tech company, RiseSmart has bagged another healthy sum in its Series A round which is worth $4.6 Million. The funding came from the major VCs in Silicon Valley, Storm Ventures and Norwest venture Partners. The firm uses Web technology that is supported by a team of HR professionals that provide cost effective and tech savvy alternates to existing services. The site had also raised a round in December last year too.
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