Building Momentum…. in Wellness Real Estate & Communities

Harness the momentum and join us at the 3rd annual Wellness Real Estate & Communities Symposium Tuesday, May 14, 8:30AM-4:30PM JPMorgan Chase, NYC Of the 11 sectors comprising the wellness economy, wellness real estate is building the most momentum, according to the Global Wellness Institute: • It’s the sector showing the strongest resilience and growth since pandemic • Market size grew 177% from 2019 ($225.2B) to 2022 ($397.7B)…

CBD’s fast fall | Matter Neuroscience raises $26M ‘to cure unhappiness’ | Oregon’s psilocybin experiment

Headlines in the Global Wellness Economy Global Wellness News™ | February 29th, 2024 Companies Were Big on CBD. Not Anymore. A lack of federal regulation and a mishmash of state laws have made selling products featuring the cannabis-derived ingredient not worth the trouble. Matter Neuroscience Secures $26M in Funding to Cure Unhappiness PRNewswire/ — Matter Neuroscience, the company working to unlock a deeper understanding of…

Sorella Raises €5M to Establish Its Hybrid Women’s Health Care Model in France

Sorella Raises €5M to Establish Its Hybrid Women’s Health Care Model in France Sorella Founding Team. Image: Sorella Sorella, a French startup focused on improving women’s health, has secured €5M in seed funding just one year after opening its first health clinic. The investment round was led by blisce/, with Vorwerk… Read More from the Global Wellness News ™

100 trends for 2024 | Social bathing & sauna experiences on rise | Beauty booking platform Planity raises $50M

Headlines in the Global Wellness Economy Global Wellness News™ | February 27th, 2024 The Future 100: 2024 Revealing the 100 trends that will change the world. Planity closes $50M Series C on its way to becoming Europe’s leading booking platform – TFN Planity, a French booking platform for the beauty industry, has closed a $50 million Series C round. Led by InfraVia Capital Partners, existing…

Tata Digital-backed Cult.fit raises $10 million in funding round led by Valecha Investments

Tata Digital-backed Cult.fit raises $10 million in funding round led by Valecha Investments This funding round follows the Bengaluru-based fitness startup’s cost-cutting exercise in January 2024 that saw around 100 employees being laid off. Cult.fit is backed by the likes of Tata Digital and Zomato. Read More from the Global Wellness News ™