London innovation software firm raises £3.1m in Series A investment
Tech firm Vizibl has secured a £2m investment from Seneca Partners as part of an overall Series A round of £3.1m.
Based in London, Vizibl is a cloud platform that aims to underpin all aspects of the innovation process for startups and fast-growing companies.
Founded by Mark Perera and Alex Short in 2013, the company has worked with companies throughout Europe and the USA, with clients including global pharma companies as well as telecoms giant Vodafone.
Alex Short, MD and co-founder at Vizibl, said: “The key to our success has been that we have a huge amount of data and we make sure we’re using the data to empower the individuals that are using the product.
Speaking about the investment, he continued: “This investment will give us the opportunity to scale Vizibl and provide businesses with the tools and environment for effective collaboration and innovation.”
Matthew Currie, investment manager and growth investor at Seneca Partners added: “Vizibl is setting itself apart from competition and we believe that their product is powering the future of enterprise growth.”
“Vizibl has a relentless focus on the challenges faced by today’s companies and the business has a deep understanding of the modern workforce. Having worked closely with Alex, Mark and the wider team throughout our investment process, we’re excited to see what this truly world class Vizibl team can deliver going forward.”
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