![]() OpenView Venture Partners, a Boston-based expansion-stage firm and existing investor, led the round with participation from San Fransisco-based Iconiq Capital. ![]() In 2019 the company made roughly $70 million in subscription revenues and it is expected to make over $1 billion in the near future. Calendly, a US-based cloud scheduling platform founded by Nigerian, Tope Awotana, has raised a 350 million investment, which now values the company at more than 3 billion. “While we considered outside investment an unnecessary distraction, we made the decision to partner with OpenView and Iconiq because of their insight and extended network within the tech industry.”įounded in 2013, the Atlanta based company has been very popular and very profitable. “Our profitable, unique, product-led growth model has led to Calendly becoming the most used, most integrated, most loved scheduling platforms for individuals and large enterprises alike,” CEO Tope Awotona states to ShoppeBlack. The Series A led fund raise was led by existing investor Open View Partners with participation from San Fransisco-based Iconiq Capital. People have loved the app so much that in January, Calendly announced that they have closed a $350 million investment which now values the company at more than 3 billion dollars.Ĭompanies OpenView Venture Partners with also new investor Iconiq Capital team up to be apart of the app that has helped many companies to continue order within a pandemic. Calendly, an Atlanta-based cloud scheduling platform owned by Nigerian Tope Awotona, has raised 350 million based on a 3 billion valuation. ![]() When scheduling meetings and trying to coordinate with others on when to meet and more, Calendly helps to simplify the mundane task. Black owned scheduling app, Calendly, is helping over 10 million people monthly to better organize their busy work day. ![]()
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