Sharktower raises £400k in seed funding led by Equity Gap to scale international operations.
The seed round was led by Equity Gap with backing from Scottish Enterprise to fund broader domestic and global expansion.
Sharktower provides an AI-driven project delivery platform designed to help businesses manage complex programmes and coordinate remote teams. The company launched its platform commercially in 2020.
Edinburgh-based project management platform Sharktower has secured £400k in seed funding led by Equity Gap, with participation from Scottish Enterprise. The capital will support the company as it scales its operations into new domestic sectors and pursues broader international markets.
Launched commercially just before the pandemic, the firm uses artificial intelligence to offer real-time analytics and visibility for remote teams. Alongside the financing, the company appointed Gordon Cooper as chairperson to advise on its next phase of growth.
From the founder
"We were painfully aware of how outdated methods and tools were no longer fit to deliver the rapid change needed for businesses to survive. We’re all being challenged to deliver more, and at a faster and faster rate, but we still face the stress and frustration of misalignment and surprises in projects."
Craig Mackay
Co-founder at Sharktower
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- 01Expand into international markets
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Sharktower
An AI-driven project delivery platform that helps teams manage work and spot problems early.