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Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator -backed Nayya is on a mission to simplify choosing and managing employee benefits through machine learning and data tran...
The new investment will be used to increase the company’s hotel partnerships in new markets. [ERA participated in the round].
Disruption favors the small startup, and the pandemic has most certainly been disruptive. So it’s no surprise that accelerators and incubators are pumping ...
Disruption favors the small startup, and the pandemic has most certainly been disruptive. So it’s no surprise that accelerators and incubators are pumping out new startups who are ready to tackle the problems of 2020.
Mulberry has raised a $10M Series A to continue its mission to transform the extended warranty industry. [ERA participated in the round].
Tire Agent, an Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator-backed startup that is looking to bring the tire industry into the 21st century, has today announced the close of a $5 million funding round led by American Family Ventures, with participation from ERA, Sidekick Fund, NY Angels and HBS Angels.
ERA today announced that it has selected its Summer 2020 class, which begins today. The companies selected to participate in the four-month program are innovating in a variety of significant industries, all with businesses ready to take advantage of ERA’s platform and the broader New York City opportunit...
The new investment will be used to increase the company’s hotel partnerships in new markets. [ERA participated in the round].
Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator -backed Nayya is on a mission to simplify choosing and managing employee benefits through machine learning and data transparency.
While the world feels paused, in some respects, new startups are still cropping up like usual. Today, 13 companies are graduating from the Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator, based in NY, with $100,000 each in funding from the accelerator. This is ERA’s 18th class, with the accelerator having launched...
As an emergency room doctor, Anurag Gupta has seen the toll of Covid-19 firsthand. "The situation is dire," Gupta said. "Health care resources are strained on a normal day, and now you have something that is completely taxing the system."
Rather than catering to ordinary hotel guests, however, Butler Hospitality will deliver the bulk of these meals to medical workers and other essential personnel throughout the Big Apple, which has emerged as the U.S. epicenter of the pandemic.
Our companies are working hard to meet the challenges of COVID-19. From telemedicine and wellness to takeout and home goods to purchasing and sales, our companies have created both free resources and special offers. We will update this list as new resources/offers become available. Latest update: April 9.<...