Software company creating 15 jobs after £1m boost

Belfast Telegraph
Software company creating 15 jobs after £1m boost
Software company creating 15 jobs after £1m boost

A co Londonderry marketing software business is creating 15 jobs after landing £1m from US investors.

Zymplify, which is based in Portstewart and produces software to help businesses automate and simplify advertising and marketing, secured backing from Boston entrepreneurs John Campbell and Steve Lesser.

Michael Carlin, the chief executive of the company, said: “We set up the business in 2013 and already have a team of talented people.

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