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About FiscalNote Stock
Founded
2013
Headquarters
Washington, DC, US
Total Funding
28.2M
Industries
Software, Artificial Intelligence, Data and Analytics
FiscalNote is a privately-held company that uses artificial intelligence and big data to deliver immediate predictive analytics of governmental action to pinpoint impact. FiscalNote's flagship platform provides real-time legislative predictive capabilities as well as enterprise collaboration and visualization tools for data on campaign finance, demographics, news, and open data to government relations professionals to help them make faster decisions.
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Exclusive: FiscalNote eyes more M&A, aggressive hiring, ‘eventual public offering’
bizjournals • Oct 08, 2021
Curate Acquired by FiscalNote
bit • Aug 31, 2021
SEA Digest: FiscalNote acquires SG’s Equilibrium; Tricor buys ASA Indonesia
dealstreetasia • Aug 08, 2021
US market intelligence firm FiscalNote acquires Singapore software startup
ift • Aug 06, 2021
FiscalNote, Valued at $1.4 Billion, Eyes Public-Markets Debut
finance • May 24, 2021
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FiscalNote Management
Leadership team at FiscalNote
Chief Executive Officer
Tim Hwang
Chief Financial Officer
Richard Kim
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