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Form D offerings
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Form D offerings
File
First filed
Latest
Sought
Sold
Investors
Exemptions
021-427415
First filed2021-12-30
Latest2021-12-30
Sought$250M
Sold$250M
Investors20
Exemptions506(b)
021-367239
First filed2020-05-19
Latest2020-05-19
Sought$40M
Sold$40M
Investors2
Exemptions506(b)
021-333815
First filed2019-02-28
Latest2019-02-28
Sought$13.3M
Sold$13.3M
Investors6
Exemptions506(b)
Who backs Paradox, Inc., inferred from co-filings, and every Form D as filedSee plans
People
Named in Item 3 of its latest Form D, filed 2021-12-30
Related persons
Name
Relationship
Aaron Matos
RelationshipExecutive Officer, Director
Mike Gregoire
RelationshipDirector
Diana McKenzie
RelationshipDirector
Christopher Gaffney
RelationshipDirector
John Hayes
RelationshipDirector
Deepak Krishnamurthy
RelationshipDirector
Hayagreeva Rao
RelationshipDirector
Paul Melchiorre
RelationshipDirector
Ross Grainger
RelationshipExecutive Officer
Facts
As its latest Form D states them
Industry
Other
State
Arizona (AZ)
Exemptions
Rule 506(b)
First filed
2019-02-28
Latest filing
2021-12-30
Who backs Paradox, Inc.
Form D names a startup's officers and directors, not its investors. The dashboard infers them — the venture funds whose own filings and people overlap this company's rounds — and lays every Form D and amendment it filed beside the totals above.
Inferred investors — the funds and firms behind it, from co-filings and shared people
Every Form D and amendment as filed, with what each one stated
Its rounds in sequence: the gap between them and whether they grew
Everyone its filings name, linked to their other companies, with its addresses and phone numbers
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