STRGY AI Raises €1 Million for StrategyOS
STRGY AI, a startup based in Helsinki, announced in a press release that it raised €1 million in angel funding for its StrategyOS platform.
The round was backed by private investors from the UK, Norway, Switzerland, and Finland. It also included equity participation from Innovestor's Angel CoFund and support from Business Finland.
StrategyOS is a strategy execution platform powered by AI. It helps organizations connect strategy to daily work, track progress against priorities, flag execution drift, and automate board reporting.
STRGY AI plans to use the funding to expand its commercial team, invest in product development, and support growth. The platform is already used by early customers in consumer brands and private equity backed companies, with additional enterprise deployments in progress.
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