Burns & Levinson represented Syrup Tech, the AI-powered predictive software platform for inventory excellence in commerce, in its $6.3 million seed funding round led by Gradient Ventures, Google’s AI-focused venture fund. The round also included Flybridge Capital, Firstminute Capital, Rackhouse Ventures, as well as Angel investors including (former) executives at Adidas, Bonobos, Salesforce, ASOS, ThredUp, Casper, Zalando, and Stripe. 1984 Ventures, who led the company’s pre-seed round last year, continued investing in this round.
The Burns & Levinson team was led by partner Robert Chow with assistance from associate Michael Andreasen.
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“We have been working with Syrup Tech since their founding in 2020 and are excited to be part of this next phase in the company’s growth,” said Chow. “Inventory planning is a critical issue for retailers and manufacturers, and this seed funding round will enable Syrup Tech to take its innovative solutions to the next level. We look forward to supporting their ongoing success as they expand their team and service offerings and explore new growth opportunities.”
“Robert Chow and his team at Burns & Levinson have provided invaluable wisdom and guidance on every facet of our startup business,” said James Theuerkauf, CEO and Co-Founder of Syrup Tech. “Their thoughtful advice has helped us accelerate our growth and their support with our pre-seed and seed funding raises were particularly important. We truly appreciate their trusted legal counsel.”
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