Over the past decade, we have collaborated with some of the world’s most successful start-ups including Skype and SwiftKey to engage worldwide audiences, connect with strategic partners, and drive growth.
We are now helping the next generation of founders disrupt categories, reimagine products and invent the future at a faster rate than ever before. We believe our intellectual power; incredible connectivity and speed of delivery make us a unique proposition in a changing marketing landscape. Take a look at some of our recent work.
CuspAI is a UK startup that makes algorithms for designing new materials. Transatlantic announced its $30 million seed round making it one of the hottest funding stories of 2024. With supportive quotes from the Godfather of AI, Geoffrey Hinton, chief AI scientist at Meta and an impressive range of investors led by Hoxton Ventures, we secured an exclusive with Bloomberg, followed by articles in TechCrunch, Sifted, Fortune, City AM, London Evening Standard, Wall Street Journal and Het Financieele Dagblad and ANP in the Netherlands, equalling a total of 56 pieces worldwide.
Zero100 is an intelligence company on a mission to help the world’s biggest organisations transform their operations using AI and make 100% digital supply chains a reality. Zero100 engaged Transatlantic to craft a compelling corporate narrative for the business and establish a bold new tone of voice across all of its marketing and communications. Following this, we have built a hardworking US/UK press office for Zero100, promoting its research, pitching its experts and developing a series of engaging thought leadership and social content.
Robin AI is a global AI leader and British success story that aims to transform how legal services are delivered and make them more affordable and accessible to all. Transatlantic is working with Robin AI on a UK media relations brief to highlight the company’s impressive progress and establish it as a go-to reference case for successful AI in action. Our work includes profiling, issuing proactive and reactive commentary, crafting customer stories and developing in-depth campaigns addressing the different ways in which AI will transform legal service delivery and impact the business world at large.
With demand for tutoring soaring over recent years, the innovative team at MyEdSpace have created a unique 1:many teaching model through streaming online revision courses. With their teachers fast-becoming social media superstars, Transatlantic communicates the company’s impressive growth and popularity with mainstream media, securing the Times, Times Radio, Daily Mail, The Sun, The Mirror, Daily Express and many more within the first few weeks.
The employee super-app that engages every employee and puts everything you need in one place. Transatlantic is proud to run the UK and US press offices for the London-founded startup, helping support the company’s impressive growth trajectory across both regions. From placing punchy thought leadership articles for the CEO Sean Nolan, to securing 121 media briefings and interviews, we are responsible for ensuring Blink is always part of the conversation when it comes to employee engagement.
Proving that AI can be a force for good within the creative industries, exactly.ai is a new platform helping commercial artists monetise their work using personalised generative AI models. We helped launch the brand by announcing its Seed round with an exclusive piece in TechCrunch, followed by coverage in a wide range of tech, business and creative industry titles. We then kickstarted a busy press office focused on raising the profile of exactly’s founder, and creative story-telling to entice new artists to join the platform.
Bessemer approached Transatlantic to promote its European expansion and help establish new London office head Alex Ferrara as a prominent industry voice in tune with the trends and issues shaping the European tech ecosystem. Transatlantic used a range of tactics to give Bessemer a foothold in European media – from organising 1:1s with tier one business and investment media, to crafting and issuing original thought leadership, to repurposing the organisation’s existing US research for a European audience.
Transatlantic has partnered with Faire.com, the world’s first digital wholesale marketplace connecting independent retailers and independent brands. Having launched in the UK in 2021, Faire has fast become the go-to tech platform to help independent retail businesses launch, survive and thrive. After kicking off our press office with an exclusive story in Reuters on Faire’s partnership with Shopify, Transatlantic is busy helping the business become as well-known in the UK market as it is in the US, driving awareness of its values, mission and services amongst b2b audiences and key media.
eCommerce fulfilment provider, Huboo, had just a single warehouse when it engaged Transatlantic on a corporate brand-building brief. Today, it is one of Europe’s fastest-growing eCommerce businesses, shipping more than 2.5 million items a month and employing more than 700 people across the UK, Europe, Turkey and USA. We run Huboo’s press office, develop data-driven campaigns, create insightful thought leadership and profile Huboo’s founders in key investor titles to maximise interest in the business as it pursues global fulfilment dominance.
AI intelligence platform, Evident, engaged Transatlantic to craft a compelling narrative explaining how it encourages greater transparency in the race to adopt AI, before debuting its groundbreaking research into banking AI adoption with the global news media to coincide with Evident’s company launch event in London. Since then, we have been at Evident’s side every step of the way, handling ongoing press office enquiries, developing op-eds and sharing its data with the world.
Transatlantic has supported Olio throughout its journey from London food waste startup to leading free sharing app with 7 million users in more than 60 countries. From running a global consumer press office, high impact B2B campaigning to reduce supermarket food waste, investor media relations during its massive Series B fundraise and leading the evolution of Olio’s narrative as it began to embrace non-food sharing on its platform.
TidalSense sits at the forefront of COPD and asthma diagnosis and engaged Transatlantic to support the healthtech company through an extensive rebrand, relaunch and investment announcement. Securing a TechCrunch exclusive, followed by a wide range of tech, business and healthcare titles, we’ve made great strides raising awareness of TidalSense amongst its key audience of primary care and diagnostics provider market within the UK and beyond.
Transatlantic runs Seatfrog’s b2b and b2c press office, positioning the money-saving travel app as the future of UK train travel. We regularly secure widespread, high impact coverage across national media such as BBC’s CEO Secrets, the Times, Mail Online and Sky News for investment news, founder profiling, reactive news commentary and money-saving features.
Transatlantic has supported deep tech ecosystem Science Creates since its inception in 2020, announcing the launch of its first investment fund, second incubator space, and new accelerator programme to media – as well as developing a narrative for its venture capital arm. And because we deliver on results every time, the company regularly recommends us to deep tech founders and scientists who are looking for a reliable and experienced team of comms professionals.
Transatlantic is working with sustainability company Rensair to help it expand beyond its healthcare heritage and make significant inroads into commercial real-estate and transportation. We’ve created a new narrative and messaging platform to explore how the company enables a step-change in how buildings and indoor spaces are ventilated, using certified, best-of-breed hardware and software to cut carbon and energy costs without the need to ‘rip and replace’ existing ventilation systems.
Transatlantic is working with US venture investor Navigate Ventures to tell the story of how it is pioneering the Series A extension round, extending fast-growth tech companies’ runways at a time when funding is increasingly difficult to come by, particularly in underserved markets outside of Silicon Valley. We’re delivering the message via a range of press office, thought leadership and profiling activities targeting tier one business and investment media on both sides of the Atlantic.
Really Clever is a pioneering new fungal discovery platform that is harnessing the power of fungi to create solutions to a wide array of sustainability challenges. Whilst in the process of fundraising, Really Clever enlisted the support of Transatlantic to help raise its profile, establish relationships with key national media and pique the interest of potential investors. Focusing on its first breakthrough product – a sustainable alternative to traditional faux leather and animal-based materials – we secured a number of profile pieces for the brand’s founders in top national and trade media, as well as setting up a series of media meets with influential journalists in the tech and sustainability sectors. Transatlantic is also gearing up to support the brand with major upcoming product and brand partnership announcements.
Card payment platform Lopay is on a mission to help the millions of self-employed and micro-business owners in the UK keep more of the money they earn, by making card transactions cheaper. New to the fintech scene, Lopay tasked Transatlantic with building its brand awareness amongst potential customers and the investor community. We kickstarted with a tactical fundraise announcement, sharing the news of Lopay’s £6m seed round through an exclusive piece with Sky News. We then launched a hard-working press office that positioned Lopay as a leading small business champion. Within our first month, we achieved more than 55 pieces of coverage in national and regional media for a data-led Christmas trading story, as well as multiple interview and commentary slots for Lopay’s founder, Richard Carter.
An Australian-based embedded insurance startup, Open has ambitious plans to expand its global footprint and engaged Transatlantic to build awareness across Europe. We kicked off our relationship with the announcement that Open acquired SO-SURE, a UK-based Insurtech, generating 14 pieces of coverage across key trade media titles.
Manchester-based mobile app Chatloop was recently awarded default browser status by Apple – the only one of its kind in the UK and just one of 10 worldwide. Transatlantic launched the accolade to UK media, supporting on an exclusive story in the Times and securing a broadcast exclusive on Ian King’s Sky News show. Coupled with a widespread growth story targeting tech and business press, plus a consumer roll-out with Mail Online, Mirror, Sun and many more, we completed the launch project with a total of 26 pieces of coverage in just two weeks.
A topic close to Transatlantic’s heart, Patch is building neighbourhood working clubs for commuter towns across the UK, introducing vibrant local spaces to work, connect and support local enterprise. Patch and Transatlantic are partnering to promote the newest location opening – in Twickenham – and share the Patch Manifesto with local and national audiences, which encourages work-life balance, community investment and high street regeneration via the Work Near Home model.
Transatlantic worked with deep tech company Materials Nexus to announce its £2 million investment, which will fund the discovery and development of sustainable, cheaper, higher performing materials. We developed a set of key messages and a launch press release, which our team used to secure coverage in top tier titles including TechCrunch, Fortune, UKTN and Maddyness.
Transatlantic launched a hard-working press office for the AI-powered wellbeing analytics platform, MySense, to raise awareness amongst NHS decision-makers, major healthcare providers, the investor community and users. With 1:1 founder interviews with journalists at the BBC and leading national and health trade titles, we quickly established MySense as one of the most exciting and fast-growing healthtech companies in the UK.
Transatlantic is working with Entia to shine a light on its cancer monitoring platform among pharma companies, healthcare providers, the investor community and users. We kicked off an ongoing press office by announcing the company’s $20 million Series A fundraise to key media, landing coverage on Sky News, WSJ Pro, European Pharmaceutical Manufacturer and PharmaPhorum to name a few.
Raft, previously Vector.ai, engaged Transatlantic at the height of post-Brexit’s supply chain crisis to promote its solution for automating many of the mundane and complex processes required to move goods around the world. Through founding profiling, news generation and reactive commentary, we secured high impact coverage across trade, business and investor press including Supply Chain Digital, The Loadstar, The London Economic, TechCrunch and Maddyness.
Transatlantic worked with optimisation technology company Flexciton to deliver a compelling narrative around its solution for radically improving semiconductor manufacturing processes, translating its highly complex proposition into clear and concise language for use across all comms channels. Transatlantic then embarked on a year-long content programme to put the narrative into action, developing a series of blogs, opinion-led and explainer pieces capturing different aspects of Flexciton’s story.
Global payment platform, Rapyd, engaged Transatlantic to tell the story of how Israeli’s highest valued unicorn is powering growth and enabling seamless cross-border trade for businesses everywhere. Transatlantic was able to weave together the multiple components of Rapyd’s vast and complex story into a single compelling narrative, before taking this story out to media through a range of press office, thought leadership, profiling, data storytelling and case study activities.
Transatlantic teamed up with leading US and UK running, cycling, tri and obstacle experiences platform Let’s Do This to tell the story of its $60 million Series B fundraise to UK national media. Our team secured a raft of coverage, including high-impact pieces in Sky News and TechCrunch outlining the company’s growth plans and mission to inspire people to come together to experience moments that make them feel alive.
Mental health has never been higher on the agenda than in the pandemic – when Transatlantic was brought on board to help raise Sanctus’ profile amongst both employees and key business decision makers. By drawing on the expertise of the brand’s 60+ coaches and founder’s own experience, we secured a range of high quality features, bylines and news stories in media such as Stylist, the Independent and Harper’s Bazaar.
Transatlantic has worked with Bubble on a series of awareness-driving projects to generate consumer media coverage and high-level influencer campaigns. Activities have included partnerships with the likes of Mother Pukka and data-driven national news stories around childcare struggles faced by parents, plus coverage for fundraising in titles such as the Sunday Times.
Transatlantic worked with global recruitment platform Circular in the run up to its UK launch to create a bold new narrative and messaging platform for the business, articulating its unique recommendation-based recruitment approach and its vision for the future of community driven recruitment.
Clinithink has developed the world’s first healthcare AI capable of understanding unstructured medical notes. Transatlantic has run a proactive press office and content program to raise brand awareness in the UK and US as well as deliver true ROI which included coverage in the national newspaper ‘the i’ that led to the company signing a new customer.
Transatlantic launched the first ever pension company created purely for the self-employed to media in 2019, with a burst of coverage including the FT, the Sun, the Daily Mail and the Times in less than three weeks. Followed by a series of profile pieces in the likes of the Independent, TechCrunch and the Daily Express, Penfold has grown to become the go-to pension provider for thousands of self-employed workers.
Transatlantic worked with PicturaBio to create a narrative which repositioned the Oxford University spin-out as a healthcare AI innovator at the forefront of virology, bolstering the NHS’ ability to treat pathogens. Our media relations team have cemented the business as one of the go-to experts in infectious disease diagnosis within UK media, with regular coverage in national newspapers such as the Mirror, Daily Mail, i news and Daily Express.
By laser focusing on uMed’s key objectives to encourage more UK and US healthcare providers participate in clinical studies, Transatlantic helped announce uMed’s fundraise to business, investor and healthcare audiences with an array of print, online and broadcast interviews showcasing the startups unique technology in automating clinical research registries.
Transatlantic is running an education and awareness-raising campaign for business rewards platform Koos, encouraging fellow startups to reconsider how they reward communities as they grow. Launching with an exclusive in TechCrunch, we lead on all UK media relations including news, features, podcasts and partnerships with the likes of Sifted.
Transatlantic partnered with weather, maritime and aircraft tracking data/insights technology company Spire to craft its vision, brand narrative and comms strategy. Created specifically with new business in mind, our work brought to life the profound impact Spire’s products are having on people, business and governments around the world with its constellation of advanced nano-satellites.
Transatlantic runs the press office for tech-powered recruitment platform hackajob, securing national media coverage for its white papers on the recruitment attitudes, challenges and expectations of FTSE 100 companies, and creating a series of thought leadership opportunities for its founders, as the company grows to Series B level and launches across the US.
Transatlantic worked with unique new technology startup, Sticky, to secure national media coverage of its investment in Sky News, raising awareness of how the company’s no-code operating system can enable companies across any sector to profit from underused physical space.
Boundless engaged Transatlantic to develop a narrative that positioned it as a trusted partner for companies growing their internationally remote team. We became an extension to the startup, writing thought leadership and blog content and securing high impact coverage across national, business, technology and employment media including Sky News, CNBC, City AM, Sifted, WorkLife and UNLEASH.
Financial wellbeing provider, Wagestream, led the payroll revolution by creating a way to let employees access their pay before payday. However, telling its story and differentiating the proposition from the murky world of payday loans was a challenge, so Wagestream approached Transatlantic to develop a powerful new narrative and messaging framework for the brand, emphasising the virtues of its proposition in improving peoples’ financial resilience – a positioning that has been at the heart of Wagestream’s communications strategy ever since.
Transatlantic is proud to support Samsara Therapeutics’ development of promising new therapies for genetic diseases and neurodegenerative disorders where there are limited or no known treatment options. Through a strategic thought leadership and media relations campaign, we are driving awareness of the company amongst future investors, healthcare trusts and patients.