ClimaTech · Series A
Climate X
Making Climate Risk Legible
Transatlantic was approached by London-based climate risk analytics company Climate X to announce its Series A funding round and raise awareness of its mission to help institutions manage climate risk. Following the success of this initial project, Transatlantic established a dedicated UK and US press office, mining the company's data for headline-grabbing data stories, and securing thought leadership and profile placements to elevate the visibility and expertise of Climate X's talented founding team. Through proactive media outreach, we've forged strong new relationships between Climate X and key media at tier 1 outlets such as Bloomberg and the Financial Times. Additionally, Transatlantic continues to position Climate X and its Spectra platform as a vital resource for journalists covering the increasingly urgent topics of climate change and climate risk, and their numerous impacts across a broad range of sectors.
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Marketplace · Press Office
Faire
View case study →World's First Digital Wholesale Market
Transatlantic runs a hard-working press office for Faire – the world's first digital wholesale marketplace. We cover everything from handling Faire's company news announcements and profiling of its top executives, through to creative campaigning that highlights the vibrant, thriving independent retail community in the UK. We've landed top tier coverage for the brand, including broadcast segments with BBC Radio 4 and Sky News, as well as hits in influential titles such as The Times, Metro, The Mirror and The Express.
$30M Seed — 56 Pieces Worldwide
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.