London AI ‘expertise finding’ platform raises £4.8m in latest investment round
ProFinda, the AI-powered “expertise finding” platform, has raised a total of £4.8m for its latest investment round
This round was raised from a number of investors, including VCs Notion Capital and Nextlaw Ventures, and some ‘highly strategic’ Business Angels.
ProFinda’s AI-powered engine helps to address the fact that companies are wasting knowledge because they cannot identify the skills that exist within their workforce.
The company’s ’s AI-powered engine builds a map of all the skills, knowledge, connections and expertise available across a company. Machine learning helps to match the people with the right expertise to others who require their assistance.
ProFinda gives firms an accurate birds-eye view of all the knowledge contained across their talent pool - including employees, alumni, freelancers and other contractors.
London-based ProFinda said that the latest investment will help it to change the way that organisations discover and tap into internal expertise and knowledge.
Roger Gorman, CEO of ProFinda, explained: “Our work is helping to disrupt the future of work landscape. ProFinda’s latest investment puts us in a powerful position to continue to deliver our fast-paced and ambitious roadmap.
“With the new investment, we will strengthen our proposition, refine our technology and ensure we continue to build out our impressive and experienced team”.
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