Diamo, a NYC-based, a fast-growing hospitality revenue management system technology startup. Diamo was funded $4 million in a seed funding round aimed at accelerating the development of its cutting-edge hotel revenue management platform.
The round was led by Thayer Ventures and Inovia Capital, with participation from Avalon Capital Group and angel investors.
The company’s flagship product, an AI-powered revenue optimization platform designed specifically for the hospitality industry, promises to reshape how hotels manage pricing, occupancy, and demand forecasting in an increasingly competitive global market. The fresh injection of capital will enable DIAMO to enhance its product capabilities,
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Being a solopreneur is more than just running a business solo—it’s a lifestyle choice that offers a unique blend of independence, creativity, and control. While it comes with its own set of challenges, the upsides often make it a fulfilling path for many aspiring entrepreneurs. Whether you’re considering making the leap or are already deep in the trenches, here are seven things that are absolutely awesome about being a solopreneur.
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Entrepreneurs play a crucial role in shaping workplace culture and ensuring employee well-being. As businesses evolve, so do employee expectations regarding mental, physical, and financial health. Supporting these aspects not only boosts productivity but also fosters loyalty and reduces turnover. In this article, we explore actionable strategies that entrepreneurs can implement to enhance their employees’ overall well-being.
1. Prioritizing Mental Health in the Workplace
A positive work environment that promotes mental well-being is essential for employee satisfaction and performance. Here’s how entrepreneurs can support mental health:
Encourage Open Communication
Foster a culture where employees feel comfortable discussing their mental 
RapidClaims, a NYC-based developer of a revenue cycle and billing platform designed for the healthcare sector. The company’s platform uses AI-powered and large language models to ensure accurate autonomous medical coding and compliance, helping the healthcare coding team generate audit-ready and compliant traceable documentation.
RapidClaims was funded $11 million in a Series A funding round. The investment, led by Accel with participation from Together Fund, and $3M in previously unannounced seed led by Together Fund with strategic angel investors. The new fund aims to accelerate the company’s mission of transforming healthcare billing and claims processing through cutting-edge 
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