Tango Card has raised $9.4M in equity capital
David Leeds · 899 How to Reward Customers with GiftCards at Scale Using $10m+ Revenue TangoCard · Jan 9, 2018 · at 7:42
David Leeds, founder and CEO of Tango Card, outlines the company's equity fundraising history with Nathan Latka.
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“No, so we've raised 9.4 million dollars of equity capital. The last the vast majority of that, about seven million dollars came in 2013 and 2014 from Floodgate, which is a Bay Area based venture firm and a firm called Firefly now used to be Allegro Venture Partners.”
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