Charlotte startup DealCloud just moved from coworking into a new Uptown office
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After nearly 5 years operating out of coworking spaces, Charlotte fintech startup DealCloud has moved into a new office on West Trade.
The software-as-a-service company helps private equity, investment banks and specialty lenders manage deal flow. By next year, they’ll be up to 12 employees in Charlotte with another 10 in Hoboken, New Jersey.
The new space is at 129 West Trade, above King’s Kitchen. They cut the ribbon Monday. Yes, that’s former Bank of America CEO Hugh McColl in the center. DealCloud spun out from Falfurrias Capital Partners, a firm McColl co-founded.
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The company got its start at Packard Place, and later moved to Industry Coworking.
“We were in a little closet, and now we have windows and an expensive office,” co-founder Rob Cummings joked at the ribbon cutting Monday. “One day we’ll build DealCloud One.”
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Here’s what their Industry Coworking space looked like.
Photo via Rob Cummings
DealCloud is nearly doubling in size year-over-year.
The company hit $1 million in revenue in 2014. They announced a $5.3 million equity investment late last year.
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Here’s what the new office looks like.
It’s 3,300 square feet on the 10th floor.
And not a bad view.