Perry Weather has secured $15 million in Series B funding from Arthur Ventures, which also led the company’s Series A round.
The tech platform for weather safety and operation said in a media release that it is “trusted by over 1,500 organizations ranging from the NFL, MLB and PGA of America to thousands of schools, cities, golf courses, and businesses nationwide and works to ensure the safety of teams and operations amid disruptive weather from extreme heat to severe thunderstorms.”
In a media release, the company said, “This new capital will drive significant enhancements to its product offerings and continue to accelerate the company’s growth into numerous markets that are impacted by the weather. As weather-related safety regulations continue to change, including new mandates from high school athletic associations like the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) and federal agencies such as OSHA, organizations of all shapes and sizes are under increasing pressure to effectively monitor and act on environmental conditions.
“The new round of funding from Arthur Ventures enables us to accelerate our pace of product development,” offered Colin Perry, CEO and founder of Perry Weather. “We are more excited than ever to continue helping organizations across the nation make better safety decisions, help mitigate operational impacts from the weather, and meet evolving safety requirements,” concluded the company.
Patrick Meenan, general partner at Arthur Ventures, commented, “Perry Weather’s modern technology addresses weather safety and operations in a vital way across numerous industries impacted by the weather. We enthusiastically support the mission, the team, and the solution, which we believe are uniquely positioned to tackle many of the increasing challenges caused in part by climate change. We are excited to continue and deepen our partnership with this additional investment.”
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