Blokable raised $23 million to grow its product team. The Seattle-based company builds modular connected homes and allows customers to pick from units ranging from studio apartments to large commercial spaces. Blokable currently employs 22 people, according to Geekwire. They’re also opening a second manufacturing facility in the Sacramento area and grow their presence in California. [Built In Seattle]
Zenoti, which makes management software for health and wellness studios, raised $20 million. The Seattle company will use the funding to expand its marketing and artificial intelligence tools, and bolster its presence in the United Kingdom. Zenoti’s software is currently used by more than 1,000 companies across 7,000 locations. [Built In Seattle]
Seattle-based PTO Exchange raised $3 million to help employees make full use of their PTO days. The platform allows employees to cash in their unused hours to fund their 401(k)s, student loans, emergency savings accounts or vacation budgets. The funds will go toward doubling its 11-person team in Seattle. It is also building out its student loan plan PTO Education that it released in May. [Built In Seattle]
Chef, an enterprise automation technology, promotes a chief technology officer in its internal team. Chef promoted Corey Scobie from product and engineering leader to chief technology officer. [GeekWire]
