Korrio
acquired by Waud Capital7 known investors
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272 people in our graph share verified history with the Korrio team — schools, employers, funds. One of them is your warm intro.
Mike Volpiunlockedknows Andrew Berkowitz · together at Stanford University (overlapped)
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TeamSnap offers a team management app for youth sports coaches, players, and parents, with tools for team communication, scheduling, invoicing, and payment collection. It also provides youth sports training content, including drills and practice plans developed with organizations such as Jr. NBA, Major League Baseball, and Major League Soccer.
Founders & leadership
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Andrew BerkowitzinFounder & Chief Creative Officer2009–2020Andrew Berkowitz founded and led TeamSnap through multiple funding rounds and acquisition; he previously held roles in product, engineering, design, and marketing. He currently leads Suggestion Ox, an anonymous feedback platform for companies and organizations.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Korrio do?
- TeamSnap offers a team management app for youth sports coaches, players, and parents, with tools for team communication, scheduling, invoicing, and payment collection. It also provides youth sports training content, including drills and practice plans developed with organizations such as Jr. NBA, Major League Baseball, and Major League Soccer.
- Who founded Korrio?
- Korrio was founded by Andrew Berkowitz.
- Who are Korrio's investors?
- Korrio's investors include Advection Growth Capital, Crawley Ventures, Forefront Venture, Partners for Growth, Partners for Growth (PFG), The Colorado Impact Fund, Toba Capital.
- Who acquired Korrio?
- Korrio was acquired by Waud Capital.