Origin, a London-based startup building an AI-powered platform to help multinational companies manage their employee benefits, has raised $30 million in new venture capital funding.
The funding, which the company is calling an extended Series A+ round, brings the total amount of money Origin has raised in the past 12 months to more than $50 million.
The latest investment is being led by Notion Capital, which also participated in Origin’s initial Series A. Felix Capital, which led the earlier round, Acadian Ventures, and all other existing investors are also participating, the company said. It also said that it had secured “additional growth funding” from HSBC Innovation Banking U.K. alongside the new venture round.
Origin’s angel investors include Paul Daugherty, the former chief technology and innovation officer of Accenture; Jacqui Canney, the chief people and AI enablement officer at ServiceNow; and Tudor Havriliuc, the former vice president of human resources at Meta, who held the role from 2010 to 2022.
