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Sanity: Raises $39M In Series B Funding

Sanity Raises $39M In Series B Funding

  • Sanity, a San Francisco, Calif.- and Oslo, Norway-based structured content platform, raised $39m in Series B funding
  • The round, which brought total funding to date to $51.8m, was led by Iconiq Growth with participation from Lead Edge Capital, Threshold Ventures, Heavybit, and Alliance Venture
  • In conjunction with the funding, Iconiq Growth General Partner Doug Pepper, joined company’s board
  • The company intends to use the funds to continue to expand operations and its business reach
  • Led by Magnus Hillestad, CEO and co-founder, The company treats content as data so teams can create new digital experiences
  • The company’s solutions are used by thousands of companies including Unilever, Puma, National Geographic, and Condé Nast
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