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Bill Gurley, Jack Altman back startup Pursuit, which helps companies sell to government
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Pursuit, a startup dedicated to facilitating sales between companies and government entities, has secured $22 million in seed funding, signaling a significant step in its mission. The funding round was spearheaded by Mike Rosengarten, co-founder of OpenGov, with participation from prominent venture capitalists, including Bill Gurley and Jack Altman. This investment underscores the growing demand for innovative solutions that streamline government sales processes. Pursuit aims to empower businesses to navigate the complexities of selling to government, fostering greater efficiency and accessibility in public sector transactions.
On Wednesday, Pursuit announced a $22 million seed round led by Mike Rosengarten, the co-founder of OpenGov with out big-name VCs participating.
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