The funding round was led by StepStone Group, bringing Transcend's total funding to $90M to enhance its data privacy and compliance solutions.
Transcend has successfully completed a $40M Series B funding round, led by investment firm StepStone Group. The firm, which specializes in providing comprehensive data privacy and compliance solutions, is poised to expand its suite of products designed to assist companies in navigating the complex landscape of global privacy regulations.
The recent capital injection increases Transcend's total funding to an impressive $90M. CEO Ben Brook highlighted the substantial potential for growth, noting the persistent challenges that businesses face in meeting privacy compliance demands. Brook's remarks come as the privacy compliance sector grapples with the ongoing evolution of privacy legislation, including the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and emerging frameworks like the EU AI Act and potential U.S. federal privacy laws.
Transcend's approach to privacy compliance involves integrating privacy controls directly into business systems. The company's client roster boasts notable names such as LG Electronics, Plaid, Brex, Hims & Hers, and Rippling.
Adding to its strategic developments, Transcend announced a key addition to its leadership team earlier this year. Ron De Jesus, formerly of Grindr, joined the company as its inaugural Field Chief Privacy Officer. In an interview with Legaltech News, De Jesus expressed his dedication to addressing the concerns of chief privacy officers and enhancing the capabilities of privacy technology platforms to meet the demands of new privacy legislation.
As privacy regulations continue to evolve and expand, Transcend's funding and strategic hires signal a strong commitment to addressing the privacy challenges that lie ahead for companies worldwide.
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