The Week In Irish Startups
Privacy Summit, CEO role and MedTech funding
Newsletter 18
Hi folks,
Here’s the main hiring, funding and events news that I thought you might find of interest in the Irish Startup Ecosystem this week:
Funding:
Cergen: The developer of brain screening technology designed to screen brain abnormalities in babies Cergen, has raised €1.2 million of venture funding from Enterprise Ireland and other undisclosed investors.
MedoSync: MedoSync has developed medical billing software designed to deliver tailored healthcare services to the patient. It has raised €1.1 million of venture funding from Enterprise Ireland, JP Sisk, and Enrique Curran according to pitchbook.
Webio: Webio, an Irish conversational AI company, has announced a new €2.5 million investment from investors including Finch Capital. The company’s technology assists clients in financial services, insurance and other sectors to communicate with their customers on sensitive subjects such as credit, collections and payments. Its customers include The Very Group, Energia and Littlewoods.
Hiring for a CEO: Medihive, a leading Irish Health Tech organisation and one of the most prominent telehealth providers in Ireland are hiring for a CEO. Medihive operates WebDoctor.ie and its investors include VentureWave.
Privacy Summit: Join privacy-minded data enthusiasts at the The Eyes-Off Data Summit on July 20th and 21st in Dublin organised by Oblivious A.I and Antifragular with speakers from the United Nations, Harvard and Truata. Participate in expert-led panels, lightning talks, interactive workshops and tutorials, and compete in their Hackathon. For more info on tickets and speakers check out their website here.
Best,
Ed