Swedish tech firm Bannerflow has opened new offices in London and New York as part of an expansion into the UK and US, supported by investor Tenzing.
Bannerflow, which describes itself as an AI-powered creative automation platform, says it is already trusted by more than 2,000 brands.
London-headquartered Tenzing first invested in Bannerflow in July 2024.
Since then, the company has grown to more than 135 employees across five international offices.
The London office will serve as its international commercial hub, housing sales, partnerships, customer success and market expertise.
The New York office will focus on enterprise customers and US growth.
Both offices will be led by Daniel Angvik (pictured), head of international markets & expansion.
Bannerflow has already signed more than 20 customers and hired 15 staff through its international expansion, including SEGA, bet365, Ooni, SailGP and Aldi Sud Holding.
Luke Dash, CEO of Bannerflow, said: “Expanding into the UK and US is a natural next step in our growth. These are two of the world’s most important advertising markets, and with Tenzing’s backing we are investing in our people, technology and presence to build the category leader in creative intelligence.”
Milan Kellner, investment lead at Tenzing, said: “The US and UK are two of the world’s largest and most sophisticated advertising markets, providing a significant opportunity for Bannerflow. We are delighted to be supporting the business as it enters this next stage of international growth.”
Angvik said: “We are bringing creative production, activation, automation and intelligence together in one platform, with the ambition to become the trusted creative growth platform for the world’s leading advertisers.”
Bannerflow, founded in Stockholm, said it has surpassed €25 million in annual recurring revenue.
