Fospha Announces £5.3m in Funding; Ex-Google Chief Joins Board

The new funding will be used for acceleration of product innovation and expansion of the company’s Customer Success, Sales and Marketing functions.

As companies adopt an increasingly broad multi-channel strategy and an arsenal of marketing technology, understanding and optimising the cost of customer acquisition is one of the most difficult challenges businesses face. It’s widely acknowledged that marketing effectiveness can no longer be measured by the first or last click alone and Fospha’s multi-touch attribution product unifies clients’ customer data and applies cutting-edge machine learning to compute the fractional value of each touchpoint for a granular data-driven view of marketing performance.

“We’re delighted with this latest equity raise and its demonstration of the progress we’ve made powering scalable digital growth for our growing client base and transforming the impact that marketing has on their revenue”, said Sam Carter, Fospha’s CEO.

“As we approach the introduction of the GDPR, the challenge facing marketers – to measure and optimise marketing performance – is greater than ever”, Sam Carter said. “It’s hugely encouraging that the new data regulations validate our focus on outstanding compliance throughout our 18 years’ experience in enterprise customer data engineering. This makes us perfectly placed to thrive under the new legislation.”

Chairman Charles Mindenhall added “Fospha has shown really positive growth and the evolution of its multi-touch attribution solution is delivering transformational results to SME and enterprise clients alike. I feel very confident that the business has an exciting future ahead of it.”

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Founded in 1998, Blenheim Chalcot is the UK’s leading venture builder, specialising in building digital businesses that transform industries. It has portfolio sales of over £300m, more than 3,000 employees, and a successful track record of over 40 companies across IT services and outsourcing, education, financial services, software, sport and media.