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Existing investor Fresco Capital also participated, and new investor Downing Ventures joined the round.
Now London-based BridgeU has raised a seed round of $2.5m led by Octopus Investments, with participation from Fresco Capital, Seedcamp, and well-known UK/US investors including Jonnie Goodwin (Lepe Partners/Founders Forum) and Deborah Quazzo.
The new investment was led by Runa Capital, with participation from a slew of heavy-hitters in the budding fields of education-focused and government-focused investments like Reach Newschools Capital, Fresco Capital, the Govtech Fund, and Kapor Capital.
Investors in the seed funding include CNN co-founder Reese Schonfeld, MediaBistro founder Laurel Touby, former Yahoo executive Ross Levinsohn, former NewsCorp/AOL exec Jonathan Miller, Science Inc. founder Michael Jones, Fresco Capital, 1517 Fund, Social Starts and Wavemaker Partners.
General Assembly was worth $440 million after its last, $70 million investment round, according to a report in Axios, which means that early stage investors will see a nice return on their investment while many later stage backers — including Wellington Management and Fresco Capital are looking at some pretty flat returns.
The seed funding was led by CrossCut Ventures, with participation from Crosslink Capital, Female Founders Fund, Maveron, Fresco Capital, Structure Capital and 500 Startups.
Just before Orthodox Easter this weekend thousands of Macedonians have been flocking to a church in Skopje, the capital, in which frescoes of saints have, it is reported, begun to gleam in a heavenly manner.Across the nearby Ottoman-era Stone Bridge, which spans the Vardar river, crowds relax in packed cafés.
Mr. Leonard, a New Jersey native appeared alongside Alan Alda in a West End revival of Thornton Wilder's "Our Town" 22 years ago, and he has returned to the capital in an al fresco staging of Harper Lee's "To Kill a Mockingbird" that — guess what?
Another section explores how Cleopatra's stay in Rome, from 46 to 44BC, sparked Egyptomania in the capital, showing artefacts such as a fresco of sphinxes from a Pompeiian villa and a gold bracelet in the shape of Cleopatra's icon, the serpent.
In 1625, according to his second biographer, Filippo Baldinucci, Claude left Tassi and went back to Nancy, the capital of Lorraine, where he worked for a year as assistant to Claude Deruet on some frescoes (since destroyed) in the Carmelite church.
