This morning Bunch announced that it has closed a total of $4.4 million in seed capital, including a new $1 million infusion this week. The company’s product, a mobile app, focuses on teaching leadership skills to the younger generations more accustomed to learning in smaller chunks, often on the go. Don’t roll your eyes, all ye who attended business school. The concept has traction. Earlier this month TechCrunch covered Arist, for example, a startup that provides corporate training delivered to end-users via text.
Main Idea: Bunch raised an extra $1 million, bringing its seed round to $4.4 million, to build out its mobile leadership learning app.
Key Points:
Bunch’s app may add another paid learning tool,. Its benefits are unproven and could stay limited if retention is weak.
No clear positive impact identified.
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Bunch CEO and co-founder quoted on the company’s strategy, product, and fundraising.
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