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Who is Graham Blache?
A co-founder of Sprint.ly, a project management tool built for software developers and the people who work with them. TechCrunch's December 3, 2011 launch story was headlined "Joe Stump And Graham Blache Launch Sprintly" and said the company was founded in March by Stump's co-founder Graham Blache.
Where was Sprint.ly based?
Portland, Oregon. TechCrunch reported on July 11, 2012 that Sprint.ly was a team of three based out of Portland, including Joe Stump, co-founder Graham Blache and Ian White.
How was Sprint.ly funded?
TechCrunch reported in July 2012 that Sprint.ly raised US$500,000 in seed funding led by Freestyle Capital, with angels including Andrew Bosworth of Facebook and Matt Mullenweg.
What happened to Sprint.ly?
In January 2014 Sprint.ly combined with Boulder web development firm Quick Left. VentureBeat reported on January 28, 2014 that Sprint.ly bought all stock in Quick Left and the two were blended into one company under the Quick Left name. Sprint.ly's website was still online in September 2026.