Freight Caviar: Ben Gordon on delivering humanitarian aid to Ukraine
Cambridge Capital managing partner co-founds The Ukraine Logistics Coalition to provide vital supplies
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Is venture capital in trouble now that cheap money is gone?
FreightWavesNOW: Grace Sharkey, Staff Writer at FreightWaves & Benjamin Gordon, Managing Partner & CEO at Cambridge Capital LLC
Byrd: Why we Invested
Cambridge Capital’s Benjamin Gordon and Matt Smalley Share the Cambridge Strategy and Rationale to Invest in byrd
Byrd pecks away at European expansion with $56M series C
E-commerce fulfillment solution offers Amazon sellers an alternative and announces $56 million in a series C fundraising round led by supply chain investment firm Cambridge Capital
Supply Chain X M&A with Ben Gordon, Jay Tanjuan and Larry Genet
Industrial Insights Podcast – Justin interviews Ben Gordon, founder of Cambridge Capital, who discusses the growth of logistic tech companies in the supply chain and merger & acquisition strategies.
Speedinvest-backed byrd secures €53M to add wings to next-day e-commerce delivery
Matt Smalley of Cambridge Capital joins byrd’s Board, “byrd is one of the fastest-growing companies we have seen, at what we think are the strongest unit economics in the industry.”
FOSC chat: A look at post-COVID e-commerce investing
Discussion on Day 2 of FreightWaves’ Future of Supply Chain live event in Rogers, Arkansas with Cambridge Capital’s CEO Ben Gordon on a potential shakeout from the surge in supply chain investing.
Vienna-based byrd raises €53 million to strengthen its position in Europe’s e-commerce fulfilment market
Funding round led by Cambridge Capital. Matt Smalley, a Principal at Cambridge Capital joins byrd’s Board of Directors.
eCommerce Fulfillment Tech Startup Byrd Raises $56M
Cambridge Capital led Byrd’s Series C round. Matt Smalley, a principal at Cambridge Capital, will be joining Byrd’s board as part of its investment.
Vienna’s byrd flies away with $56 million to enable next-day e-commerce delivery
The round was led by Cambridge Capital, with participation from Speedinvest, Mouro Capital, Elevator Ventures and other existing shareholders.