Car insurance startup Loop, co-founded by John Henry (formerly of Harlem Capital), implements staff reductions amid ongoing fundraising challenges
On the sixteenth of June, Henry uploaded to Instagram the email that his co-founder Carey Nadeau had sent to the staff members impacted by the incident. Moreover, Nadeu submitted the letter to LinkedIn, a professional resource.
Even though it had been trying to raise additional cash for twenty months, the company had yet to succeed.
This was said to be the “absolute last resort” for the corporation. The statement made by Nadeau implies that “our most recent opportunity had an investor pull out at the very last hour, and we just fell short.”
In addition, Henry stated in his Instagram post that the occurrence was “unexpected” but that the company was doing business as usual despite the circumstances.
This was followed by other Black founders who raced to show their compassion and support for Loop on Instagram. These other Black founders took similar steps.
“The situation is difficult right now,” Melissa Butler, the founder of The Lip Bar, remarked in a blog post that she had written. Your taking the time to tell us about your journey is much appreciated.
