June 12, 2014 | Israeli communications application Zula announced Wednesday (yesterday) that it raised $3 million in its current financing round led by Morton Meyerson of 2M Companies. The new batch of funding is added on to the $1.1 million that the company raised in seed funding from investors like OurCrowd, Gigi Levy-Weiss and Oded Vardi, just to name a few. Founded in 2010 by Jeff Pulver and Jacod Ner-David, Zula provides mobile solutions for team communication and planning with features like file-sharing, group conference calls, team polling all under one roof.
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