The E-Scooters loved by Silicon Valley roll into New York

April 27, 2021

A nice name-check for our portfolio company, See.Sense and its Co-Founder Irene McAleese, in a recent article on E-Scooters in The New Yorker magazine.

It’s amazing to see the data insights that See.Sense is able to derive from its various products. Check them out!

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Investment Fund for Northern Ireland passes the £100m milestone

The British Business Bank has announced

the Investment Fund for Northern Ireland has surpassed £100 million in total investment, marking 75 investments into 64 businesses since launching in November 2023. The fund has deployed more than £44 million to date, helping unlock in excess of £62 million in private sector investment alongside it.

How private investment can accelerate Northern Ireland’s ambition

Armagh-based, female-founded tech start-up, Needi, has raised just under £900,000 in a new funding round. Pictured are Needi’s co-founder Louise Doyle (right), with British Business Bank senior investment manager Sue Barnard (left) and Claudine Owens from Clarendon Fund Managers.

The E-Scooters loved by Silicon Valley roll into New York

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