- PandaDoc, a cloud-based e-document platform, raised $100m in Series C funding. - The round was led by OMERS Growth Equity and G Squared, and joined by Altos Ventures, Rembrandt Venture Partners, One Peak Partners and M12. - PandaDoc competes with the likes of DocuSign, Eversign, DocSend, GetAccept and others. - The company has 30,000 customers across many different verticals. - PandaDoc's users are also pretty varied, including construction, education, medical and professional services businesses. - The company plans to double down on growing more of that current business as well as bring more functionality and use cases into the fold.

– Clio is a Vancouver, BC, Canada-based provider of a cloud-based legal technology platform.
– The company raised US$110M in Series E funding.
– The round was led by funds and accounts advised by T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc. and also included Omers Growth Equity.
– The new investment will be used to further invest in its platform, strategic acquisitions, partnerships and to grow its workforce by 250 employees in 2021, with a focus on bolstering its product and engineering teams to continue innovating and evolving its product offerings.
– Clio currently employs over 500 staff across five global offices.

– ExecOnline, the pioneer of online leadership development for enterprises, today announced a Series D funding round of $45m USD led by OMERS Growth Equity.
– All of ExecOnline’s major existing investors are also participating in the round, including Kaplan, ABS Capital Partners, NewSpring, and Osage Venture Partners.
– As a result of the transaction, Saar Pikar, Managing Director with OMERS Growth Equity, will join the ExecOnline board of directors.
– ExecOnline partners with elite business schools like Berkeley Haas, Columbia, Stanford GSB, and Wharton, and leverages its unique applied learning approach and proprietary online platform to deliver participant completion rates above 90%, impressive NPS scores, and strong ROI for the enterprise.

– Evidation Health from San Mateo develops a virtual health program that enables anyone to participate in research and health programs.
– The company raised $153m in Series E funding.
– The round was co-led by Omers Growth Equity and Kaiser Permanente Group Trust with participation from existing investors McKesson Ventures and B Capital Group.
– The new investment will be aimed at accelerating the company’s expansion of virtual health programs on the platform.

– Evidation Health today announced the close of $153m in Series E growth funding to rapidly expand its virtual health programs on Achievement™, the largest digital health network in the United States.
– The round was co-led by OMERS Growth Equity and Kaiser Permanente Group Trust; existing investors, including McKesson Ventures and B Capital Group also participated.
– Evidation will use this additional capital to fuel the expansion of virtual health programs on the Achievement platform, building on its trusted relationships with individuals and its experience synthesizing and analyzing person-generated health data for stakeholders across healthcare.
– Evidation’s new programs will provide personalized insights and tools to motivate and empower individuals to take evidence-supported actions to manage their health and conditions.

– Innovaccer has raised $1.3bn in a Series D funding round led by Tiger Global Management and bringing the total capital raised to over $225m.
– The round was also participated by existing investors Steadview Capital, Dragoneer, B Capital Group, Mubadala Capital, and M12 (Microsoft’s Venture Fund) as well as new investor OMERS Growth Equity.
– Innovaccer is on a mission to help healthcare organizations care as one.
– With its Data Activation Platform, Innovaccer connects healthcare data across a myriad of systems and settings, delivering unified patient records and actionable insights that result in better patient outcomes and lower costs.
– The company’s platform improves efficiencies for providers, payers, and others across the care ecosystem and helps them deliver whole-person care.