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Now that it is 27 days into January I think it鈥檚 fair to talk about resolutions. For those of you who kept yours, kudos. For those of you who have failed, also kudos, at least you tried.

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And perhaps most importantly, for those of you who roll your eyes at everyone else鈥檚 resolutions: Congratulations, you just missed 27 opportunities to lean into the tradition and try something new.

Now that we鈥檝e addressed the grumps in the room, on to fresher news. We released听our final installment听of our year-end quarterly series, this time taking a look at the numbers around diversity. Per 附近上门 data,听20 percent of newly funded startups in 2019 have a female founder. Once you finish that,听check out my recap of a panel听I moderated this week about the future of women in venture. I promise, there are concrete takeaways.

Moving on to dollar signs, it鈥檚 time for funding news.听Skylo launched out of stealth, and frankly into the sky, with $116 million in funding for its internet connectivity software. And in news about an email startup that isn鈥檛 Superhuman, Front raised $59 million to help people collaborate in their inboxes. We also reported on how Life House, a tech-enabled lifestyle hotel startup,听raised a $30 million Series B听and, keeping it in-house, Punch List听nabbed $4 million seed听for the home renovation process.

Finally, I wrote about a trend I鈥檓 sure many of us have seen on Twitter following a layoff:听a crowd-sourced spreadsheet of ex-employees. The solution has increasingly become a common response to massive layoffs, especially in tech companies which thrive on the belief that your network is everything.

If you鈥檝e been recently laid off from a tech company and have any thoughts to share on this topic,听. Best of luck to those on the job hunt right now.

Take care,

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