HTS has provided construction software and professional services to 100+ enterprise class customers predominantly in the healthcare space. The company is raising $3M Pref A round, to scale the software business and create a category leader as a construction quality control platform.
Transition Planning is a professional services business to plan and execute the move of staff, equipment, and patients into new or re-purposed facilities. Freight Train is a cloud-based quality management solution that enables project teams to improve inspection success rates, thereby reducing project costs and time to completion.
The services business is profitable with a $2.8M backlog. The Series A funding is dedicated to scale the FreightTrain SaaS business to $10m+ in 48 months, with majority spent on sales and marketing resources, expand channel partnerships, and execute on key FreightTrain backlog items.
Dag Syrrist
Dag has a broad range of venture, fund management, business development, public policy, and regulatory experience accumulated over more than 30 years in the venture industry in the U.S. and Europe. He was a co-founder of Global BSN, a private network of 15 Fortune 100 companies incubating start-ups to address enterprise needs, and prior to that was a co-founder of Vision Capital, a transatlantic VC firm. He was VP at Technology Funding, a national venture firm with multiple equity and venture debt funds and more than 200 portfoliio companies. Dag has chaired and worked with numerous private and governmental advisory and policy boards in technology and regulatory affairs, including the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, National Science Foundation, White House Office of Science and Technology, estern Governors Association, Sandia, Hanford, and Oakridge national laboratories, and NATO Scientific Advisory Board. He has also served on the board of numerous U.S. and European emerging and growth-stage technology and services companies.
Collins Kuper
Collins Kuper is an entrepreneur with more than a decade of cross-industry experience.
He has built a reputation supporting business owners with all aspects of transition by leveraging past experience and a broad network. His goal is to connect owners with the right resources to accomplish more effective value creation, execute strategy, and improve operational efficiency.
Collins served as the General Manager and Director of Business Development for a full-service directional drilling company, leading both operational and strategic aspects of the business. He was a Vice President at Frost National Bank in its UHNW Group where he managed one of the region's largest loan portfolios. While at Frost, Collins provided analysis on over 300 companies and had direct involvement underwriting $650 million in debt financing.
He holds a BBA in Entrepreneurial Management from Texas Christian University.