The company has now raised a total of $7.8 million with backing from NEA, Qualcomm Ventures, Tiplepoint Capital, Collaborative Fund and a number of angel investors.
Walker has raised $2.4 million from Upfront Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz, SV Angel, Floodgate, Collaborative Fund, Daher Capital, and angels like William Morris partner Charles King, Livingsocial co-founder Aaron Battalion, rap artist NAS, and Elizabeth Corrigan formerly of Bliss and LVMH.
This additional influx of investments was led by DFJ Gotham, while additional investors include Gabriel Investments, 500 Startups, Robinhood Ventures, Investors Circlee, Bullet Time Ventures, Patient Capital Collaborative, Joanne Wilson, Rebecca Saeger, Carol Chow, Diego Canoso, and Mark Censits.
So it's no surprise that Andreessen Horowitz, which was already an investor in Walker & Co.'s $2.4 million seed round, would also lead the Series A. Also participating in the round are Upfront Ventures, Collaborative Fund, Daher Capital, and Johnson + Partners.
Collaborative work requires human capital, funding, and time.
The startup has raised funding from Harrison Metal, Baseline Ventures, Collaborative Fund, Westly Group, Correlation Ventures, New Island Capital, Max Ventilla and Mitch Kapor.
Its current investors also include Baseline Ventures, Collaborative Fund, Westly Group, Correlation Ventures, New Island Capital, Max Ventilla and Mitch Kapor.
And now venture capitalists from Thrive Capital and Collaborative Fund are betting $6.6 million that Long Game will provide a windfall.
Analysis also revealed that key elements in predicting a collaborative instance involve social capital and affective factors unrelated to the topic of the collaboration.
The funding, a Series B, is being led by Thames Trust and Breyer Capital, with Index Ventures, the Stanford Engineering Venture Fund, LocalGlobe, Marc Benioff, John Makinson, Collaborative Fund, Triple Point Capital, and Barclays also participating.
Working jointly with venture capital firm Collaborative Fund (which has funded companies like Lyft and AltSchool), Sesame Workshop has formed a new organization called Collab+Sesame.
