The Cheshire based compliance software provider has raised capital from Maven Equity Finance to scale its product portfolio and infrastructure.
"This investment couldn’t have come at a better time for us. Our brands of iAM Compliant and iAM Learning are gaining real brand traction and are already enjoying global recognition. These funds will allow us to leverage our existing products and scale them, with a predicted focus on additional online compliance app functionality and even more stellar content covering a wide range of topics from mental health to soft skills and everything in between. We are truly excited to work within this partnership vehicle."
The Manchester based legal tech firm has secured backing from Maven Capital Partners and Charles Sharland to drive product development and international expansion.
"We have a truly unique tech product that is set to transform the legal industry, so it has been excellent to have had the support from NPIF and Maven to recruit the expertise we need to bring the product to market quicker. It is already generating a buzz within the legal tech space, so the Summize platform is well-equipped for a busy 2020, with a new team and more software features. We are excited to see where it takes us!"
The Lancashire-based lead generation firm secured the debt financing to establish a new office and increase marketing spend.
"At GC Business Finance, we are passionate about helping growing businesses to really establish themselves in the market. Get Work has developed at an extraordinary pace in which we have been really impressed and its recent partnership with Google shows their credibility and growth potential. We fully believe in Get Work and their online platform and hope that with our funds they can scale up their operations and help even more tradespeople across the country."
Maven Capital Partners led the Series A round to help the language platform open a New York office.
"Our value proposition is simple. We help companies address the immense challenge of analyzing unstructured language data, which is growing at a rapid pace,"