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Riley Kaminer

Miami

Writer, Researcher, and Content Strategist at Freelance

Contributor at Refresh Miami

Lead Contributing Writer at South Florida Tech Hub

Sharing impactful ideas at scale. Tech writer and content strategist. Contributor @RefreshMiami. LatAm film & food fan.

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  • 1 week ago | refreshmiami.com | Riley Kaminer

    Before he built a company solving digital crimes, Wanderson Castilho was the one breaking into systems. It started in the late ‘90s, while he was working on his master’s in physics in Brazil. Access to academic journals was clunky, and email wasn’t reliable. So Castilho took matters into his own hands. “I used to hack my professors’ accounts just to get the articles I needed,” he told Refresh Miami. “Later I’d tell them what I did and give them their password back.”He got curious.

  • 1 week ago | refreshmiami.com | Riley Kaminer

    It starts with a single late part. One delay, one glitch, one email that didn’t arrive on time, and suddenly, a billion-dollar production line grinds to a halt. That’s the problem Pelico set out to fix. And with a fresh $40 million in funding, the supply chain software company is betting it can become a key player in the AI-powered manufacturing world, with Miami as its launchpad.

  • 1 week ago | refreshmiami.com | Riley Kaminer

    Clockout has raised $2 million to accelerate its mission of bringing earned wage access to the heart of community banking. The round was led by Cofounders Capital, which contributed $1 million and will take a board seat. Other investors include Porch Ventures, One Six One Ventures, Market Square Ventures, and Launch Tennessee. “This fundraise gives us over two years of runway,” CEO and co-founder Juan Jurado-Blanco told Refresh Miami.

  • 1 week ago | refreshmiami.com | Riley Kaminer

    Back in 2020, Joseph Elias Phillips and William Corbera saw the writing on the wall. Software companies were becoming financial platforms. But most of them lacked the payments infrastructure to pull it off. So, they built Payabli. Five years later, that bet is paying off in a big way. This week, the Miami-based startup announced a $28 million Series B round led by Fika Ventures and QED Investors, with support from previous backers TTV Capital and Bling Capital.

  • 2 weeks ago | refreshmiami.com | Riley Kaminer

    In a venture market where capital alone no longer sets a firm apart, Coconut Grove-based Roo Capital is betting on a more hands-on approach. Launched in 2022 and based in Miami, the early-stage venture firm is applying a private equity-style structure to the seed stage – aiming to offer not just funding, but deep operational support.

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