Casium, a Seattle, WA-based AI-powered immigration and mobility solution for enterprises innovation that combines licensed legal expertise with technology.
Casium was funded $5 million for significant capital injection is earmarked to propel the company’s ambitious expansion plans and accelerate its innovation development pipeline, signaling a pivotal moment for the burgeoning tech firm.
The funding round saw participation from a consortium of prominent venture capital firms, including leading-edge investors like Maverick Ventures with participation from the AI2 Incubator, GTMfund, Success Venture Partners, and angel investor Jake
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