St. Louis’ Sendouts Acquired By Bullhorn In Multi Company Deal
November 30, 2012This week St. Louis software company Sendouts has been acquired by Bullhorn, a Boston-based global leader in recruitment software.
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This week St. Louis software company Sendouts has been acquired by Bullhorn, a Boston-based global leader in recruitment software.
This month Chris Manzo, St. Louis architect and founder of Skipping Stone Technologies has launched a Kickstarter campaign for an infinitely handy iPhone case called Kit.
St. Louis is blowing up as a startup hub in the Midwest, and soon could rival its neighbor to the north, Chicago. Previously, there was no way to see the actual size of the startup community in St. Louis. Thanks to a new initiative called the St. Louis Startup Map, the size of the St. Louis startup community is finally getting catalogued.
St. Louis-based sports social media platform LockerDome is bringing on Advantage Capital Partner Mark Lewis as the company’s new Chief Financial Officer. Lewis is a 19-year veteran of the venture capital industry.
This week Appistry, a big data analytics company operating out of St. Louis, announced that it has secured a new partnership with the Agency for Science, Technology, and Research’s Genome Institute of Singapore (GIS).
St. Louis social networking startup Bonfyre made its debut at this year’s DEMO conference in Santa Clara, California, unveiling a new app that’s aiming to change social networking for the better.
Women Entrepreneurs of St. Louis (WEST) has recently announced the creation of a network focusing on the inclusion of female entrepreneurs in the city’s startup scene.
Gremln, a St. Louis social media management startup, has most recently introduced a first of its kind compliance toolkit that will help big companies keep tabs on their efforts across various social networks.
St. Louis energy technology startup AeroValve announced that it has secured $50,000 in funding from the Helix Fund, a co-investment group providing $1.5 million to local bioscience companies.
St. Louis-based LockerDome is announcing the launch of its first ever game developed on the company’s platform in partnership with IDC Projects and Dime Magazine. The game is a branded version of IDC Projects’ Memory Matches game.