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The Berlin startup Pitch closes a financing round of 85 million US dollars and now wants to develop the “first complete platform for presentations”.
When Christian Reber says that, it actually sounds very simple. The CEO and founder of Pitch wants to work with the Berlin startup to develop the “first complete platform for creating, sharing, presenting and publishing presentations”. In other words: Pitch should become the YouTube for presentations. The way to this ambitious goal is now well prepared: The Berliners have one Series B funding announced for $ 85 million. According to the announcement, Lakestar and Tiger Global are leading the round, the existing pitch investors Index Ventures and Thrive Capital are joining and investing again.
Behind Pitch is a team that has already proven its skills. Pitch founder Christian Reber also founded the to-do app Wunderlist, and co-founders from back then are back on board for the current project. Wunderlist was sold to Microsoft in 2015 for an amount between 100 and 200 million dollars – with the new platform, the troops are competing against Microsoft solutions such as Powerpoint.