How Much Did Thriver Raise?
Funding & Key Investors

Thriver, a company focused on enabling workplace culture programs, has secured significant enterprise-level funding, with its total funding reaching $51M. The company recently announced a major strategic investment of $33M, underscoring its growth trajectory and market position in the corporate wellness and engagement sector. This latest capital infusion is expected to fuel further expansion and innovation in its offerings.

What is Thriver?

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Thriver operates a technology platform designed to foster thriving workplaces by simplifying the provision of corporate food and culture initiatives. Its scalable programs cater to diverse business needs, including group ordering for meals and catering, virtual experiences for health and wellness, and reloadable prepaid cards for employee perks, particularly for remote teams. The platform aims to connect, engage, and motivate individuals and teams, wherever they are located, by making these initiatives easy to manage and deliver.

How much funding has Thriver raised?

Thriver has raised a total of $51M across 2 funding rounds:

2018

Series A

$18M

2020

Series B

$33M

Series A (2018): $18M with participation from Globalive and Aleph

Series B (2020): $33M led by Union Tech Ventures, Viola Growth, Vertex Ventures Israel, FJ Labs, Altair Capital, Aleph, and Journey Ventures

Key Investors in Thriver

Globalive

Globalive, founded in 1998, provides investment and start-up services, focusing on the telecommunications and technology industries.

Aleph

Aleph is an early-stage venture capital fund that partners with Israeli entrepreneurs to scale their companies globally, investing across various sectors including fintech, logistics, and consumer applications.

Union Tech Ventures

Union Tech Ventures is the technology venture arm of the Union Group, investing in mobility and retail technology companies founded by Israeli entrepreneurs.

What's next for Thriver?

With its recent major strategic investment, Thriver is poised for accelerated growth and market penetration. The company's focus on flexible and scalable solutions for employee engagement, particularly in hybrid and remote work environments, positions it well to capitalize on evolving workplace dynamics. Future developments are likely to involve enhancing its platform capabilities, expanding its network of service providers, and potentially exploring new verticals within the corporate benefits and employee experience market. This latest round of financing will be instrumental in solidifying Thriver's leadership in the employee engagement technology space.

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Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Thriver Financial Insights

What are the most recent funding rounds that Thriver has completed, and what were the funding rounds?
Thriver has recently completed 2 funding rounds: Series B on Aug 6, 2020, Series A on Jan 31, 2018.
What is the total amount of funding Thriver has raised to date?
Thriver has raised a total of $51M in funding to date.
How many funding rounds has Thriver completed?
Thriver has completed 2 funding rounds.
How much funding did Thriver raise in its most recent funding round?
Thriver raised $33M in its most recent funding round.
Who are the lead investors in Thriver's latest funding round?
The lead investor in Thriver's latest funding round was Union Tech Ventures. To access investor data and explore similar companies, sign up for ZoomInfo.
Which was the largest funding round in Thriver's history?
The largest funding round in Thriver's history was $33M.
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