STRGY AI raises €1M to bring always-on strategy execution to growing companies
HELSINKI, August 12, 2026
STRGY AI Oy, the Helsinki-based startup building StrategyOS, today announced €1 million in angel funding. The round is backed by private investors across the UK, Norway, Switzerland, and Finland, with equity participation from Innovestor’s Angel CoFund and non-dilutive support from Business Finland.
StrategyOS is an AI-powered strategy execution platform that turns strategy into daily, trackable action. It gives leadership teams continuous visibility into how everyday work connects to strategic priorities, flags execution drift early, automates board-ready reporting, and keeps teams aligned through demanding periods. The platform is built for Chiefs of Staff, Heads of Strategy, and COOs at mid-market companies across Europe.
“Most companies have a strategy. Very few have a way to know, day to day, whether their teams are actually executing on it. That’s the gap we built StrategyOS to close.”
The platform is already in use at consumer brands and private equity-backed companies, with further enterprise deployments in progress.
Among the round’s investors is Maryne Lemvik, who committed after testing and evaluating StrategyOS firsthand, drawing on her own executive and board experience.
“Strategy execution is often the weakest link, while leadership teams spend far too much time pulling together information for board reporting.”
The investment will be used to ramp up the commercial side of the business and to continue investing in product development. STRGY AI plans to grow its commercial team, deepen its enterprise customer relationships, and prepare for further product launches later this year.
STRGY AI was founded by Samuli Bäck (Co-founder & CEO) and Anton Skarp (Co-founder), and the team includes Oskari Listomaa (Head of Agentic Systems) and Niko Savander (Head of Agentic Design).
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