A four-year-old startup has raised funds in an investment round to keep connecting parents and their employers with high-quality child care, even in a pinch.
Vivvi raised $15 million to add up 30 schools for full-time and back-up care, many of which will meet increasing demand in New York City, the Hudson Square company announced Wednesday. Vivvi also provides other child care services to families, both through employers and independently.
The company meets the needs of families by providing well-trained teachers, warmly designed spaces and hours that cater to working people—7 a.m. to 7 p.m.—according to co-founders Ben Newton and Chares Bonello. It gets its economic engine from
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