As the weather continues to heat up, and trips to the beach are filled with envy, these four LA tech companies have created an environment where healthy living is as easy as coming in to work.
Based on the $800 million local tech companies raised in January, it looked like 2018 would end up surpassing 2017 as the best year ever for LA tech companies. Luckily for the community, February did nothing to buck this trend, as local startups collectively raised nearly $411 million in 28 days. Here were the top five rounds:
Whether it’s an on-site gym, a weekly yoga class or a subsidized gym membership, these five startups are dedicated to helping their employees feel healthy every day.
Demand Media's turn around effort continued this last week with the selling off of Pluck, a social media management platform, to Sprinklr for an undisclosed amount. Pluck is one of a series of companies sold by Demand in the last year in an effort refocus itself and reignite growth.
FEBRUARY 2016: Do you know those people who are so in love with their job that it's almost unbearable to talk to them? Well, we're here to make you one of those people. February may be littered with Valentine's Day references and metaphors, but here are five LA tech companies that are truly looking for their perfect match.
Demand Media is a Santa Monica company that builds platforms for its roster of media and marketplace properties including eHow, LIVESTRONG.com, Cracked, Society6 and Saatchi Art. We spoke with LA tech veteran and CEO Sean Moriarty about the company's approach and satying relevant in the ever-growing abyss of online content.
Balancing work and life is always a struggle, but doing so when children are involved is a special sort of challenge. The work needed to get a fledgling company off the ground will always be considerable, but that doesn't mean spending time away from work is any less important. When it comes to finding time for family in the midst of the chaotic life of working at a startup, these four professionals have some great advice.
