Louisa AI, an AI-powered platform, has secured $5 million in seed funding to enhance its technology designed to systematise “serendipity” in professional settings.
Originating from a concept at Goldman Sachs in 2018, Louisa AI leverages network effects for sales enablement and deal-making.
Now operating independently, Louisa AI focuses on eliminating conflicts of interest, enabling the company to form B2B SaaS partnerships across a variety of industries.
The seed funding round attracted support from Oxford University’s investment arms, a number of early-stage venture capitalists such as Palm Drive VC, Evolution VC, Nucleus VC, and Gaingels, and finally, ex-Goldman Sachs partners, colleagues, clients, friends, and family offices.
Rohan Doctor, Founder of Louisa AI, said, "With this funding, Louisa AI is set to expand its capabilities and reach, demonstrating the power of AI in creating serendipitous business opportunities that might otherwise go unnoticed."
As Louisa AI embarks on this exciting phase, it is poised to redefine B2B SaaS interactions, providing companies with the necessary tools to effectively harness their networks and unlock new growth and collaboration opportunities, as per a company statement.
