According to The Wall Street Journal, Former Tesla CFO Zach Kirkhorn led a Series A funding round for employee-rewards startup Jolly and joined its board. The New York-based startup helps front-line workers earn incentives for productivity-related tasks. Jolly serves over 100 U.S. healthcare clients and plans to expand into logistics, construction, and fast food. The round also included Bullpen Capital and angel investor Julien Codorniou, a former Meta and Microsoft executive. Jolly will use the funds for AI feature development, marketing, and sales.
