Imagen provides a cloud-based video management platform that holds current and archive footage for major sporting organisations, news outlets and enterprise clients. Led by CEO Charlie Horrell, the platform is used by organisations including the Premier League, World Tennis Association, BP and IMG, and it has worked with Olympic Broadcasting Services to store and distribute PyeongChang 2018 footage. The company focuses on helping sports, media and enterprise businesses manage expanding video and content libraries on its cloud technology. Imagen recently secured new funding to accelerate growth and product development. Management plans to use the proceeds to expand global operations and make significant inroads into the US and European markets, including establishing a customer-led sales and marketing presence in the US. The company also intends to grow its technology division. Cambridge Imaging Systems is a Cambridge, UK-based developer of cloud-based and on-premise software that enables owners of video to archive, deliver and bill for content. Its platform provides secure video content hosting with managed access for staff and customers on any internet-enabled device. Clients include corporate and government organizations such as the Ministry of Defence, IMG Sports, the BBC, the Imperial War Museum, the British Library and more than 60 universities. The company raised £1.5m in growth funding from Cambridge Innovation Capital. It intends to use the funds to accelerate the market availability of its technology. The article does not disclose revenue or user metrics.

Total raised

$11M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Feb 2019