A Houston-based health tech company is following an increasingly common strategy in technology companies to make employees feel more invested in the success of the company.
Houston-based 2nd.MD raised a $625,000 round funded fully by employees and doctors who work on the application. The funding round began in April with seven employees or doctors participating in the fund. The minimum round accepted was $15,000, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The round was raised…
A Houston-based health tech company is following an increasingly common strategy in technology companies to make employees feel more invested in the success of the company.
Houston-based 2nd.MD raised a $625,000 round funded fully by employees and doctors who work on the application. The funding round began in April with seven employees or doctors participating in the fund. The minimum round accepted was $15,000, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The round was raised…