Pikesville-based BurnAlong raised $4 million in fresh funding as it is seeing businesses and institutions sign on for its video health and wellness platform faster in a time of remote work and closed fitness centers, co-CEO Daniel Freedman said.
The round was led by existing investors, which were not named, and included new investors DM Wellness and CR2 Ventures. It follows a $1.5 million round in 2019.
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BurnAlong’s platform offers streaming fitness, health and wellness classes, and allows folks to work out together in groups. The company is working with employers, who can then provide access to employees. From the mid-Atlantic, a sampling of clients include McCormick, Brown Advisory, Johns Hopkins and the City of Baltimore.
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