Several tech startups — Take2, Brandlight, Hubbl Technologies, ManageMy, among others, have announced their venture capital funding to bolster innovation and business growth.

Take2 Raises $14 mn
AI recruiting platform Take2, co-founded by Yaniv Shimoni and Kaushik Narasimhan, has completed a $14 million Series A financing led by Human Capital with participation from Bertelsmann Healthcare Investments, Reach Capital, SemperVirens VC, and Honeystone Ventures. Take2 is developing autonomous AI agents tailored for healthcare recruitment workflows, starting with its AI Interviewer that conducts 24/7 candidate interviews, evaluates responses, and syncs data with applicant tracking systems. The platform aims to reduce manual recruiting tasks, improve hiring quality, and enhance retention by automating screening, credential verification, scheduling, and onboarding. Take2’s growth strategy focuses on expanding its agent network to support end-to-end recruiting, delivering faster placements, lower staffing costs, and better candidate experiences for health systems facing high turnover and vacancy rates.
Brandlight Raises $30 mn
Brandlight announced a $30 million funding round led by Upfront Ventures, with participation from AfterWork Ventures, Cardinal Partners, Equal Ventures, Founders Fund, GGV Capital Scout Partners, NFX, and Wyche Norman Capital. Founded by Takeshi Young (CEO), Brandlight’s AI-native advertising platform enables enterprise marketers to automate creative production and optimize audience engagement using generative AI. The technology focuses on blending data-driven insights with creative automation to deliver tailored ad experiences across digital channels. The strategy prioritizes scalability, content velocity, and measurable ROI, helping CMOs streamline campaign execution and improve relevance. Customers benefit from faster campaign development, increased ad performance, and reduced production costs. The funding will expand Brandlight’s product capabilities and accelerate global market expansion.
Hubbl Technologies Raises $6 mn
Hubbl Technologies secured $6 million in Series A funding, led by Salesforce Ventures with participation from Uncorrelated Ventures and Founders Fund Scout Ventures. The company, led by CEO Marco Mastrorocco, provides an experience management platform that unifies employee, customer, and operational signals into real-time insights for HR, IT, marketing, and service teams. Hubbl’s innovation uses machine learning to analyze feedback, detect sentiment, and recommend actions that enhance engagement and outcomes. The strategy centers on helping enterprises break down data silos, improve cross-functional collaboration, and automate insights at scale. Customers benefit from better decision making, elevated employee experience, and improved satisfaction metrics. The funding will drive product development and accelerate customer acquisition across industries.
ManageMy Raises $45 mn
ManageMy, under the leadership of CEO Nikhil Sachdeva, raised 45 million in a funding round to accelerate its AI-enabled digital platform for insurance carriers, brokers, and MGAs. Investors include Accel, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Tiger Global Scout Fund, and others. ManageMy’s technology integrates advanced analytics and AI automation to streamline policy administration, claims processing, and risk assessment workflows. The strategic focus is on transforming legacy insurance systems into real-time, data-driven operations that improve underwriting accuracy, reduce processing times, and elevate customer experience. Policyholders benefit from faster service, personalized product recommendations, and simplified digital interactions. The VC funding will expand product functionality, enhance AI capabilities, and support global market growth.
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