Learn about Tim Thorney including past and current movies, upcoming movies, and celebrity news at Movies.com. Tim Thorney first came to prominence as a recording engineer and songwriter. In 1981, he co-wrote most of Lisa Dal Bello's Drastic Measures album. In 1983 and 1984, he was a singer, songwriter and keyboard player with The Front, a Canadian studio band that released two albums of pop rock. If your club has no website but you would like to place a short entry (free of course) in the miscellaneous page so that your club appears in the main index please contact Tim Grose. The place in brackets is the track that they use.
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Washington, DC, Dec. 04, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- FiscalNote, a global technology company that provides software and political intelligence around legislative and regulatory risk, announced that it has secured $160 million in growth capital and debt financing led by Arrowroot Capital and Runway Growth Capital. Amidst macroeconomic and public health uncertainty brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic -- as well as heightened political tensions around the world -- FiscalNote continues to amplify its capacity to meet increasing demand for deeper domestic and international political and regulatory information.
The completion of this funding coincides with a contentious set of U.S. elections and what promises to be an unpredictable 2021. Current clients such as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Federal Reserve Board, 3M, AstraZeneca, and the American Hospital Association rely on FiscalNote’s products and services to quickly understand and respond to today’s rapidly evolving political and regulatory environment.
When dealing with everything from local public policy responses to potential federal government bailouts, more than 4,000 clients rely on FiscalNote products to navigate uncertainty, access mission-critical information to do their jobs, and collaborate internally and externally to advocate for their most important issues. In mid-March, at the height of the COVID-19 crisis when cities and states began rapidly shutting down businesses and imposing lockdowns, FiscalNote’s advocacy products saw an incredible 1,894% increase in usage. Among enterprise clients, average contract values increased by 18% during the same time period. The percentage of enterprise clients engaging in multi-year deals also grew from 48% to 65%. Organizations are engaging with FiscalNote products more frequently, paying more, and signing on for longer.
“Now more than ever, our products and services have proven critical for organizations dealing with extreme uncertainty around the world,” said FiscalNote founder and CEO, Tim Hwang. “With Arrowroot Capital and Runway Growth Capital, we are thrilled to have gained such capable partners who share in our vision to be the leading technology provider of policy and regulatory information.”
Both Arrowroot and Runway were attracted by FiscalNote’s ability to leverage technological innovation in the policy information space and were impressed at how it has not only captured the current market, but is also expanding into new ones as well.
“FiscalNote has become the clear leader in the political and regulatory software space,” Arrowroot Capital’s founder and managing partner, Matthew Safaii said. “The long list of blue chip customers across the Fortune 500, government and non-profit sectors speaks to the value FiscalNote brings to their customer base. We are excited to have the opportunity to invest in the business and support the company’s continued growth.”
According to Runway Growth Capital’s Mark Donnelly, “The trajectory of FiscalNote’s growth to date has been impressive, but what’s even more exciting is the company’s market potential. Tim and his team have built a market-leading data platform and have a clear vision to expand upon their current suite of products and services. We are thrilled to partner with them to fundamentally change the way organizations globally manage and strategically respond to legislative and regulatory risk.”
The growth capital and newly expanded credit facility will fuel further development of technologies and services to meet increasing demand for broader and deeper regulatory information, drive additional strategic acquisitions, expedite expansion into new international markets, and refinance existing debt. Arrowroot and Runway were joined by an influential list of equity investors and funds that included Carlos Gutierrez (former U.S. Secretary of Commerce), Katharine Weymouth (former Publisher/CEO of the Washington Post), Ron Gula (founder and former CEO of Tenable, NASDAQ: TENB), Tom Monahan (former CEO of CEB, acquired by Gartner for $2.6 billion), Daniel Nadler (founder and former CEO of Kensho, acquired by S&P Global for $550 million), GPO Fund, 8090 Partners, Tech Pioneers Fund, Rise of the Rest, Nautilus Ventures, Voyager Capital, Jipyong, Regal Funds Management, Lakebridge Equity Partners, PGS Korea, Firetrail Investments, Thorney Investments, Escondido Ventures, and Pure Asset Management. They join an already stellar group of FiscalNote investors that includes Mark Cuban, Jerry Yang, S&P Global Ventures, Visionnaire Ventures, Renren/Softbank, Green Visor Capital, Winklevoss Capital Management, The Economist Group, First Round Capital’s Dorm Room Fund, and New Enterprise Associates (NEA).
About FiscalNote
FiscalNote is a global technology company focused on delivering timely and relevant political and regulatory intelligence in a complex and evolving world. More than 4,000 clients worldwide rely on FiscalNote for legislative and regulatory data, policy news & analysis, stakeholder management, collaboration and advocacy tools.
To learn more about FiscalNote and its family of brands, visit www.fiscalnote.com.
About Arrowroot Capital
Arrowroot Capital is a global growth equity firm based in Los Angeles, CA, focused on minority, majority, and buyout investments in B2B software companies. The firm serves as a catalyst for growth-related initiatives by partnering with management and leveraging its deep enterprise software expertise to deliver meaningful, tangible value. Arrowroot targets initial equity investments up to $50 million and has the flexibility to pursue larger opportunities as well as a broad range of transaction types. Arrowroot also targets add-on acquisitions for its portfolio companies with a wider range of size and general criteria. Learn more at arrowrootcapital.com.
About Runway Growth Capital LLC
Runway Growth Capital LLC is the investment advisor to investment funds, including Runway Growth Credit Fund Inc., that are lenders of growth capital to companies seeking an alternative to raising equity. Led by industry veteran David Spreng, these funds provide senior term loans of $10 million to $75 million to fast-growing companies based in the United States and Canada. For more on Runway Growth Capital LLC and its platform, please visit our website at www.runwaygrowth.com.
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In the next few weeks Austin McCarthy will be finishing up his summer job and returning to school. As a young singer-songwriter with an eye on a future career, his summer job has been to perform as often as possible in his home town of Collingwood.
“That was the goal for the summer,” he says, “to get comfortable performing for people in a variety of settings. In all, it’s been 36 shows this summer.”
In the second week of May he returned from Nashville where he’d played an open stage at Bobby’s Idle Hour just to get a taste of performing in Nashville. He’d gone there on a family pilgrimage with his parents Mike McCarthy and Erica Prinn-McCarthy, a duo that plays often locally, alternating between just the two of them and full gigs with their band. Austin grew up in this musical family and they are behind him all the way, with Erica acting as his manager and booking agent. Since his early teens, Austin has honed his musical skills locally, winning the Collingwood Idol Contest in 2014 and finishing that same year in the Top 5 finalists of the CBC Searchlight contest.
Since returning from Nashville in May, Austin has played almost every day locally. He’s played at The Huron Club, Lounge 26, Gustav’s, Brisges, Doneleigh’s, the Leeky Canoe, and through the remainder of the month he is the musician in residence at Crow Bar and Variety, a venue that didn’t even exist at the beginning of the summer. He’s been part of the Port Music Festival, the Georgian Triangle Music Festival, the Music Market, Park It, and at the Blue Mountain Village mainstage. While honing his performing skills, he has also been gaining fans. “It’s been a great summer. I have people coming up to me and saying ‘I saw you at such-and-such.’”
Last week he played a sold out concert at the Simcoe Street Theatre, which was both a showcase and a fundraiser.
“All that money raised is going toward my upcoming EP” he says, “I’m going into the studio at the end of August. It’s also a great send-off.”
In addition to joining his parents’ band on stage occasionally, he has been “playing with a band that has given the songs new life.” It includes Mike Giles on drums, Dave Giles on guitar, and Trevor Robertson on bass. He’ll be recording with engineer Adam Fair at Tim Thorney’s studio, Villa Sound, in Singhampton.
“I’m not sure which style I’m going to fall into yet,” he says, “It’s mainly just where I’m at at twenty-one.” He’ll be using the band and suggests, “I’d like to get some horns in there too.”
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The recording is another step in the progress of someone who has clearly decided on music as a career. He realizes that he needs a good studio recording in order to move on to the next step. “An EP or a small album is like a business card,” he says.
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Austin still has a year-and-a-half left in his studies at the Finance Program at the John Molson School of Business at Concordia University, and he’ll be returning to Montreal after his current residence at CROW ends on August 30th, but his home is clearly Collingwood and we can expect that he will be back playing local spots whenever he gets a break from school. It will give all his local fans an opportunity to follow his progress as he moves forward in his career. And before long the EP will give them something to listen to when he’s not around.