The Y Combinator alumnus has raised capital from Molten Ventures, Hummingbird, and Amino Collective to scale its clinical operating system.
"We’re excited to bring Inga of Molten on our journey. From day one, it was clear to us that she shared our vision of care enablement, a thesis Inga and Molten have had for years. I’m deeply grateful for the special crew we have at Anima. This is a passion project – we’re building what we wish we had as doctors and patients. No one is here just to do a job. We all serve a greater purpose – and that’s why ultimately we’ll continue to move mountains."
The investment round was put together entirely by existing backers, including Passion Capital.
"Our mission is to drive the growth of small businesses. We help payment companies build stronger ties with their client base and establish win-win relationships."
The Series A round was co-led by General Catalyst and Voyager Ventures to support software development and market expansion.
"We’re delighted with the fundraise, and to be continuing our close work with General Catalyst. I’m also very excited to be welcoming Voyager on board, bringing their deep climate expertise to the world of logistics."
Volvo Cars Tech Fund led the Series A round to integrate adaptive charging software into next-generation electric vehicles.
"The investment and commercial partnership with Breathe helps us address a familiar pain point for electric car customers and makes our charging performance even more competitive, Faster charging times, in the range where customers typically fast charge, represent a major step in the right direction as we continue to boost electric mobility and make it available to more people."
