Keith serves as a partner at Scottish Equity Partners and has held investor and non-executive roles across several security and intelligence companies.
Martin brings investor and board experience from roles at Scottish Equity Partners, Tyk, and SportPursuit. He has previously held non-executive positions at Pulsant and Forward3D.
Taylor is a principal at Scottish Equity Partners, having previously worked as an associate and analyst at the firm. They also hold board seats at AutoRek and Springtime Technologies.
Daniel brings investment banking and private equity experience from Goldman Sachs and StepStone Group. He is currently an associate and former principal at Scottish Equity Partners.
Scottish Equity Partners has backed Enate in a new funding round to support product development and international expansion.
"We've hit a tipping point. Process orchestration is no longer a niche idea; it's a core foundation of digital transformation and AI deployment. Enate is an established pioneer of this movement. SEP's backing is a huge validation. They're experienced growth equity investors with a strong track record in enterprise software. This is about scaling up with the right partner, strengthening our product and AI capabilities, and taking Enate to even more service providers globally."
Scottish Equity Partners backed the Glasgow based Internet of Things connectivity business to fund product development and sales expansion.
"This investment sets us well to accelerate our growth as an independent business. Pelion is at the forefront of the IoT connectivity market, serving a multitude of customer use cases around the globe, and we are excited to be embarking upon the next stage of our journey. The investments made into our technology and products over the past five years make us an ideal partner for any enterprise seeking to utilise IoT to drive their business outcomes."
Scottish Equity Partners led the growth equity round to accelerate product development and international expansion.
"APIs are everywhere. Ordered a pizza online? You can thank APIs for that. Just applied for a credit card? That's APIs from start to finish. The modern enterprise is at its core an API company, and those that want to survive are expanding their API ecosystems rapidly. With that growth comes an increasing need to manage, monitor and secure that complexity."
