The Oxford University investment arms, Palm Drive VC, Evolution VC, Nucleus VC, Gaingels, and former Goldman Sachs partners, along with US venture capitalist Sandiip Bhammer and others, contributed $5 million to the initial funding round for the sales enablement platform Louisa AI.
The money raised will be used, among other things, to refine products and enhance technology design, according to a press release from Louisa.
Though it began and was conceptualized at Goldman Sachs, the company was spun out as a separate entity in 2023. It removes conflicts of interest and offers objective, useful connections for obtaining cooperative intelligence for more effective and efficient sales processes.
Established by Rohan Doctor, a former managing director of Goldman Sachs,
By utilizing network effects, Louisa AI transforms deal-making and sales enablement in a variety of industries, including technology, asset management, banking, financial infrastructure, and private markets.
The company’s website states that it has over 50,000 users and that Insight Partners and Goldman Sachs both use its products.
