Pre-seed tech accelerator Seed Haus is backing two new start-ups as the Edinburgh incubator celebrates the one-year anniversary of its first tranche of investments.
Seed Haus, co-founded by its chief executive Calum Forsyth and chairman Robin Knox, was set up in a bid to plug a gap in the start-up support system. It has been backed by a line-up of high-profile investment partners including Sir Tom Hunter, BrewDog co-founder James Watt and technology entrepreneur Chris van der Kuyl.
It has now backed two new start-ups ā gaming platform TopDog and PlayerBase, an e-sports platform. These investments complement Seed Hausā portfolio which includes start-ups working across cyber-security, robotics, the internet of things, communication, and logistics.
Cumulatively, the portfolio of ten start-ups is said to have made āimpressive progressā over the last 12 months. Several have raised funding from both angel and institutional investors allowing them to grow and hire in key roles.
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