Splitsecnd Raises $2.1M in Funding

Splitsecnd, a Nashville, TN-based provider of a crash detection and emergency response system, raised $2.1m in funding.

Backers included Tennessee Community Ventures, the INCITE co-investment fund, the Jumpstart Foundry, and an unnamed private investor.

Co-founded in 2010 by CEO Chris Thompson and CMO William Green, splitsecnd is a plug-in crash detection device that calls for help to protect people in the car in the event of a collision. Available in Spring 2013, it requires no installation and just need to be connected to the cigarette lighter of any car.
The company is an alumnus of Nashville’s JumpStart Foundry.

FinSMEs

27/02/2013

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