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Brain Parade Raises $700K Seed Funding

Nov 20, 2013

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BRAIN PARADE: $700K to Stamford, CT-based Brain Parade, which is developing learning and assessment tools for children with special needs. Investors include Arc Capital Development. The company's app, See.Touch.Learn is used by more than 370,000 teachers, therapists and parents around the world. More details in the company blog.

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