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Who invested in SkillSlate

One round we have observed, with the 8 investors named in it. Every figure came from a named source, and where the company reported a raise to the SEC itself, that is shown beside it.

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Funding summaryUpdated 26 Oct 2026

$1.1Mraised across 1 round since 2010, from 1 source

Latest round
Seed, $1.1MOct 2010
Investors
8
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The rounds

  1. Oct 2010
    Seed$1.1M

    Reported by skillslate.comSEC filing: $1.2M sold, first sale May 2010

Founders and team

From the SEC filings it signed: 2 on the team.

  • Adrian GrabickiExecutive Officer, Directori
  • Bartek RingwelskiExecutive Officer, Directori

The exit

ExitBuyerPriceWhen
AcquiredTaskRabbitundisclosedJan 2012

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Everyone who backed them

First Round CapitalVC firm1round
CanaanVC firm1round
Jason FingerAngel1round
Peter LehrmanAngel1round
Josh AbramowitzAngel1round
John GoldsmithAngel1round
Matthew GrodinAngel1round
John Caplanno record of our own yet1round

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Quick answers about SkillSlate

Who invested in SkillSlate?

SkillSlate's investors include First Round Capital, Canaan, Jason Finger, Peter Lehrman and Josh Abramowitz, and 3 more on record.

How much has SkillSlate raised?

SkillSlate has raised $1.1M across 1 round since 2010.

When did SkillSlate last raise?

SkillSlate's most recent round was a Seed of $1.1M in Oct 2010.

What was SkillSlate's biggest round?

Its most recent round, $1.1M in Oct 2010, is also its largest on record.

Who backed SkillSlate first?

SkillSlate's first round on record, in Oct 2010, was backed by First Round Capital, Canaan and Jason Finger and 5 others.

What stage is SkillSlate at?

SkillSlate's latest named round is a Seed, in Oct 2010.

Where is SkillSlate based?

SkillSlate is based in the United States.

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