Software company Waterfall Mobile raises $3.7M
Waterfall Mobile, whose software platform enables marketers, media companies, and emergency responders to deliver targeted mobile campaigns, has raised $3.7 million from undisclosed investors, according to VentureWire, citing a regulatory filing. The San Francisco company is aiming to raise $8.3 million total in its current round.
Waterfall chief executive Matthew Sechrest was a founding partner at ArrowPath Venture Capital.
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