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    The Unusual Way This Startup Found Funding

    The Initial connection may not happen in an office. This startup went looking for backers on their own turf.
    by Brittany Shoot Jun 01, 2016 1 minute
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    Suman Kanuganti and Yuja Chang knew zero VCs but needed funding for their startup, Aira. It creates internet-connected, camera-equipped glasses for the blind; if

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