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Ex Ordo Secures $3 Million Investment
to Enhance its Scholarly Conference Platform

Funding will be used to accelerate the development of Ex Ordo’s
scholarly events platform, build out flexible integrations,
and enhance customer-facing teams.

Ex Ordo, the scholarly conference workflow experts, are thrilled to announce an investment of more than $3 million, coming from a committed group of investors, including prominent figures within the scholarly communications industry. The funding will be utilised to further develop Ex Ordo's powerful scholarly events platform, build out flexible integrations and expand customer-facing teams, enabling enhanced support for scholarly societies and their events programmes.

The investors participating in this funding round comprise the company’s initial group of angel investors, Enterprise Ireland (the government agency responsible for helping Irish companies to scale internationally), as well as several leading figures within the scholarly communications industry, including Paul Peters (former CEO of Hindawi), Ahmed Hindawi and Nagwa Abdelmottaleb (co-founders of Hindawi), Sven Fund (MD of Reviewer Credits), and James Douglas (MD of Morgan Healey).

"We are delighted to receive this significant investment, which validates the value and opportunity for our scholarly conference platform," said Paul Killoran, founder and CEO of Ex Ordo. “I’ve always believed that scholarly events are the true social network of academia. When we bring people together, whether that’s in person or online, we unlock the potential for knowledge. To accelerate knowledge, we need to make it easier for these communities to meet, and Ex Ordo can make this a reality by ensuring that content and event logistics are seamless for organisers and attendees. With this funding, we will be able to accelerate the development of our platform's capabilities, including the development of a powerful open API, as well as expanding our customer-facing teams in North America, to partner with some of the most prestigious societies on the planet.”

“This is a major milestone for us on our journey towards scaling our vision,” he continued. “Innovation requires investment, and we have been deliberate in our funding strategy to involve the scholarly industry and its leaders. Over the coming years, we will continue to develop our product and our people with investment from other industry pioneers who also share our vision.”

Ex Ordo board chair and investor Paul Peters commented: “While scholarly event organisers have been faced with very significant challenges over the past few years, there have also been some exciting new opportunities for societies to streamline their workflows and deliver increased value to their members. Through my interactions with the Ex Ordo team over the past year, I have seen first hand that they have the tools, talent, and values that societies are looking for in a partner. So, I couldn't be more excited to come on board as an investor and help them deliver on the important mission they have set out for themselves.”

Enterprise Ireland CEO Leo Clancy said: “Ex Ordo is an innovative, ambitious company that Enterprise Ireland is proud to back. It is creating a world-renowned brand in its specific area of focus, and has a clear growth path for the coming years. This growth will support the creation of high-quality, rewarding careers in the West of Ireland, and Enterprise Ireland looks forward to being with Ex Ordo on this journey.”

About Ex Ordo

Ex Ordo is a global events-focussed software company specific to scholarly needs, headquartered in Galway, Ireland. Event organisers and association professionals use Ex Ordo’s platform to plan, manage, and execute research conferences for their communities. The platform includes tools for managing abstract submissions, handling complex review processes, registering delegates, planning interactive online and hybrid conferences, setting up mobile conference apps, and more – all backed by dedicated, expert support. Ex Ordo is committed to being a leading pipeline for the world’s scholarly knowledge. More info about the company and its conference management solutions is available at www.exordo.com