Oaklins supports project management SaaS platform Rodeo Software in raising growth capital
Leading project management SaaS platform Rodeo Software has raised €7.5 million to accelerate global roll-out.
Rodeo Software B.V. is a fast-growing project management SaaS platform catering to the needs of SMEs in the creative industry. The subscription-based business app provides significant efficiency gains in managing projects and budgets, time tracking, expenses tracking, planning, invoicing and reporting. Rodeo offers the most integrated and only creative industry focused solution in the market and is used by many international clients. The company is headquartered in the Netherlands and operates an office in the US (New York) ensuring worldwide reach.
No Such Ventures is a new style investment firm, headquartered in Amsterdam. No Such Ventures combines the value add of angels and the professionalism of VCs through its deal-by-deal structure, typically investing between €2 million and €8 million in growth companies.
Oaklins’ team in the Netherlands, acting as the exclusive fundraising advisor, assisted Rodeo Software’s management and shareholders from the start of the process to the successful completion of the fundraising. During the process, the team presented a strong value proposition to a broad potential international investor universe, successfully connected several interested investors to Rodeo and advised on many aspects, including, among others, deal structure and contracting.



Pieter Vos
Founder and CEO, Rodeo Software B.V.
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Frederik van der Schoot
Managing Partner
Amsterdam, NetherlandsOaklins Netherlands

Jan-Pieter van Doorn
Senior Associate
Amsterdam, NetherlandsOaklins Netherlands

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