Surge Performance Training, a US-based fitness startup, receives $750k in seed funding from backers including Philip Cannon, trustee of PIMCO Funds and Princeton University.
Texas-based fitness startup Surge Performance Training, used by Iron Man actor Robert Downey Jr (pictured), has received $750k in seed funding from a consortium of angel backers which include Greg Waldorf, CEO-in-residence at Accel Partners and Philip Cannon, trustee of PIMCO Funds and Princeton University. Surge plans to use the funds to explore partnership opportunities…
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