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OCN is a technology company.
The Oncology Nursing Certification Corporation (ONCC) establishes and administers rigorous certification programs for nurses specializing in oncology and related fields. The organization develops, manages, and evaluates these credentials, which validate the specialized knowledge and expertise required to provide high-quality cancer care. Through a portfolio of eight distinct certification programs, including the prominent Oncology Certified Nurse (OCN®) credential, ONCC defines the standards of competence for oncology nursing professionals.
ONCC was established in 1984 as a non-profit entity dedicated to professional validation within oncology nursing. The organization emerged from the growing recognition of a need for specialized credentials that would formally acknowledge nurses' expertise in this complex medical area. Its governance by a Board of Directors representing various levels of certification underscores its commitment to industry-led standards.
Over 39,000 nurses currently hold ONCC certifications, demonstrating the widespread adoption and recognition of its programs within the healthcare community. The organization's mission is to promote health and safety by validating competence and fostering continuous learning among oncology nurses. ONCC envisions a future where all oncology care is delivered by certified professionals, thereby enhancing patient outcomes across the entire cancer care continuum.
OCN has raised $111.0M across 3 funding rounds.
OCN has raised $111.0M in total across 3 funding rounds.
OCN (formerly OneCarNow) is a Mexico City-based technology company founded in 2021 that provides a subscription-based car rental platform for gig workers, offering long-term access to new vehicles online with included maintenance, insurance, and paperwork handling.[3][5] It primarily serves ride-hailing drivers and professionals seeking affordable mobility without upfront purchase costs, solving the problem of vehicle access in emerging markets through AI-powered underwriting, onboarding, asset management, and payments.[3][5][6] The company has raised $101.8M total funding, including a $13.5M round recently and an $86M Series A, achieving Series B stage with profitability and #1 gig fleet status in Mexico while expanding to Brazil.[3][5][6]
OCN's growth momentum is strong, powered by a proprietary in-house tech stack that delivers high margins over peers, serving tens of thousands of drivers with ~90 employees including ex-Uber talent.[5] This evolution from ride-hailing fleet solutions to a fintech-AI platform positions it as a leader in gig economy mobility.[5]
OCN originated in 2021 in Mexico City as OneCarNow, addressing ride-hailing drivers' need for reliable vehicles without ownership burdens.[3][5] Founders, led by Mairon (an ex-Uber product leader), identified the gap in flexible car access for gig workers and built a proprietary AI-driven platform from scratch, as no market tools existed.[5] Early traction came from solving fleet management for ride-hailing, rapidly scaling to become Mexico's largest gig fleet through in-house underwriting and operations tech.[5] Pivotal moments include an $86M Series A in 2023 for expansion and recent profitability, enabling Brazil entry by late 2025.[5][6]
OCN rides the gig economy boom in Latin America, where ride-hailing growth demands flexible vehicle access amid high upfront costs and financing barriers for workers.[5][6] Timing aligns with AI advancements in fintech, enabling precise underwriting and ops at scale in underserved markets like Mexico and Brazil.[5] Favorable forces include rising gig platforms (e.g., Uber), financial inclusion trends, and LatAm's digital adoption, where OCN's model disrupts traditional auto lending.[5][6] It influences the ecosystem by proving asset-heavy fintech viability, potentially expanding to credit/financial services for gig workers across emerging markets.[5]
OCN's next phase focuses on profitable scaling in Brazil and LatAm, leveraging its AI platform for new offerings like expanded credit and services.[5] Trends in AI ops, blockchain for assets, and gig fintech will accelerate growth, with potential U.S./global entry post-LatAm proof.[5][6] Its influence may evolve from mobility provider to full gig worker fintech, redefining access in high-growth economies—building on its ride-hailing roots into a scalable tech powerhouse.[5]
OCN has raised $111.0M in total across 3 funding rounds.
OCN's investors include Caravela Capital, Great North Ventures, BluStone Capital, Aluna Partners.
OCN has raised $111.0M across 3 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $86.0M Series A in July 2024.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 15, 2024 | $86M Series A | Caravela Capital, Great North Ventures | — | Announced |
| Apr 1, 2023 | $5M Seed | — | Blustone Capital | Announced |
| Jan 1, 2016 | $20M Debt Financing | Aluna Partners | — | Announced |