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Signol
Helping mobility companies reduce emissions
- 1-20 employees
- B2B
- Sustainability
- Big data
- SaaS
- Farringdon, London, UK
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Company mission
'Nudge' employees to make better decisions using behaviorally-informed messaging, supported by data-driven optimization.
Our take
Signol is a software-first climate tech startup helping under-pressure mobility companies reduce their emissions.
Unlike competitors, Signol delivers emissions reductions immediately without replacing machinery. To do this, they use 'nudges' to motivate fuel efficiency of employees (such as ships’ captains or airline pilots who’s regular decisions affect GHG emissions).
The company has its roots in the airline industry, with Virgin Atlantic being its first blue chip client. Now, it is expanding into adjacent industries like maritime and trucking.
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Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Benefits
- Signol is a start-up, transitioning to an incredibly exciting stage of its development, expecting rapid growth in 2022/2023. As such, while we are advertising this role at £40,000 per annum, we expect this base salary to rise with results
- Signol offers all of its employees share options in the company
- Signol offers 25 days of standard leave (plus 8 bank holidays)
- Signol provides a flexible working policy including the provision for home working where appropriate
- Signol has an employee engagement package, including the options for private healthcare, an eyesight protection allowance and industry best practice policies on performance reviews, training provisions and offer generous parental, bereavement and special leave packages.
- Signol is a small and close knit team, with regular social events, both in person and virtually
Funding (last 2 of 3 rounds)
Sep 2024
$3.2m
EARLY VC
Apr 2023
$3.5m
SEED
Total funding: $7.8m
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Leadership
Daniel White
(CEO)Devised multiple social-impact projects while Senior Energy and Sustainability Officer for London Camden Council. More recently founded the Behaviouralist, a behavioural science and experimental economics consultancy.