@seyong: Most people view fundraising as a need for capital. At @fomo, we view it as a great way to bring on excellent partners …
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Fomo announces a $75M Series B funding round led by Index Ventures and USV, with continued support from Benchmark, aiming to bring on excellent partners.
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Most people view fundraising as a need for capital.
At @fomo, we view it as a great way to bring on excellent partners who will help us build towards success.
We’re incredibly excited to welcome Julia Andre, @janatindex, @fredwilson and @uninsightful to the fomo family.
fomo (@fomo): We have raised a $75M Series B from @IndexVentures and @usv, with continued support from @benchmark!
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