24Haymarket is a private capital firm focused on early stage venture and growth equity investments in the UK.
The investment round was led by 24Haymarket to support growth and US expansion.
"proSapient’s relentless focus on the client has allowed the company to create a truly special research platform. We are super excited to serve our customers with the support of 24Haymarket and look forward to the future!"
The seed round was led by 24Haymarket to accelerate product development and team expansion.
"We are delighted to have 24Haymarket as a partner. They have been a pleasure to work with: efficient and professional. Their Investor Network means we benefit from far more than simply cash."
The funding round was led by 24Haymarket to fuel product development and the TripAdvisor partnership.
"We’re excited to make TripAdvisor Wi-Fi Plus available to restaurants around the world. It’s a free benefit for consumers and helps businesses engage and build closer relationships with new and existing customers,"
The initial close of the Series A round was led by Ahren Innovation Capital to support internal cell therapy programmes and team expansion.
"Following the recent announcement of Dr. Jane Osbourn, OBE, as Chair of Mogrify, I am delighted we have been able to make an initial close of this fundraising round, with the backing of both existing and new investors. Due to the significant interest, we have been able to secure this growth-funding without engaging in a protracted and distracting fund-raising process. Having now raised over $20 million, we can focus on delivery of our business strategy with the support of an aligned investor group. We will continue to engage with high-caliber investors with computational biology and cell therapy domain expertise as part of our on-going investor relations and capital markets strategy."
The Series B round was led by Accel with participation from Partech, Salesforce Ventures, 24Haymarket and IQ Capital.
"The world is increasingly aware of the importance of protecting private information and privacy engineering is becoming intrinsic to the way organizations manage and share data."
