April 9, 2008 4:00 AM PDT
Bambi Francisco's Vator.tv draws more funding
Bambi Francisco
Vator.tv must have made its own successful elevator pitch.
Venture capital company Venture Farm has invested in the start-up, which helps other start-ups make presentations to potential investors via online video.
The amount was not disclosed in a statement released Tuesday by Venture Farm.
Vator was founded by former MarketWatch reporter Bambi Francisco. Peter Thiel, a PayPal co-founder, and Richard Rosenblatt, MySpace's former chairman, are among Vator's earlier investors.
Venture Farm specializes in early round investing.
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