Local company helps raise $1.2 million for San Antonio medication start-up relocating to Tulsa
15 Jul 2021
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Helped by local firm Atento Capital, a San Antonio, Texas, medication management start-up company is moving to Tulsa.
PatchRx, which was founded by Andrew Aertker and Gavin Buchanan while they were students at Trinity University in San Antonio, has settled into a space at 36 Degrees North’s Camp II at 302 Reconciliation Way.
Aertker and Buchanan have relocated to Tulsa and they plan to hire between five to 10 new employees over the next six months, sourcing candidates primarily from the community.
The company recently announced a $1.2 million pre-seed capital round that was led by Tulsa-based Atento, with participation by Cortado Ventures, headquartered in Oklahoma City and the New York-based Gaingels Network.
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