Briq Stock

www.briq.com/FinTech / FinTech softwareFounded: 2018

Briq is a technology company specializing in financial automation and analytics for the construction industry. Briq aims to streamline financial operations by providing tools for budgeting, forecasting, and reporting. The company’s platform has a mission to leverage artificial intelligence and machine learning to integrate data from various sources, intending to enable construction firms to gain real-time insights and improve financial decision-making. Briq was founded by Bassem Hamdy and Ron Goldshmidt in 2017 and is headquartered in Santa Barbara, CA.

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Leadership & Board

Leadership

Bassem Hamdy
Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Ron Goldshmidt
Co-Founder, Chief Operating Officer & Head of Financial Technology
Ellis Talton
Senior Vice President, Go-To-Market
Kashifa Afrin
Vice President, Engineering
Vlad Soloviev
Vice President, Technical Operations
Rich Dang
Head of Finance and Operations
Donna Ellies
Vice President, Human Resources

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Briq’s news and media highlights

At a time when many startups are struggling to raise funding or are raising but at lower valuations, it’s notable when companies raise at flat or higher valuations. Especially when their last raise took place in 2021 — a time when capital was much easier to come by and valuations were climbing at crazy rates. Briq, which has built a platform designed to allow all departments of a construction company to automate financial workflows such as accounts payable and payroll, has raised $8 million in an extension round at a $150 million valuation.
Bassem Hamdy is not who you'd expect to run a construction tech startup that just raised $30 million. The closest Hamdy, CEO and cofounder of Briq, has come to working in Silicon Valley was a three-year stint construction software company Procore, with its HQ about 300 miles south of the Valley along the California coast. Before that, he spent a whopping 16 years working CMiC, a Canadian firm that's produced construction accounting software since 1996. For comparison, Airbnb is only 13 years old.
The North America investment giant, Tiger Global, has backed the Santa Barbara-based construction startup Briq in its latest $30m Series B funding round. According to reports, the financing round is one of the largest Series B fundraises by a construction software startup, and brings Briq’s total raised to $43m since launch in January 2018. The round was also supported by Briq’s existing backers, Blackhorn Ventures and Eniac Ventures.
Briq, which has developed a fintech platform used by the construction industry, has raised $30 million in a Series B funding round led by Tiger Global Management. The financing is among the largest Series B fundraises by a construction software startup, according to the company, and brings Briq’s total raised to $43 million since its January 2018 inception. Existing backers Eniac Ventures and Blackhorn Ventures also participated in the round.
Updated on: Oct 17, 2024

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