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Omaha Nebraska’s MindMixer, which bills itself as a “virtual town hall” announced last week that they had raised $1.9 million in series A funding front Dundee Venture Capital who originally seeded the company with $300,000 back in February.
MindMixer’s virtual town hall platform is geared towards municipalities and universities. MindMixer already has 125 on board.
The idea came about when CEO/co-founder Nick Bowden and co-founder Nathan Preheim, who both have backgrounds in urban planning, noticed that no one attends community meetings.
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