Chime Advisors
Chime Advisors was a machine-driven expert network in London, founded in 2015 by an ex-McKinsey consultant and a co-founder with a software development background.
About Chime Advisors
Chime Advisors was a machine-driven expert network based in London, founded in 2015 by an ex-McKinsey consultant and a co-founder with a software development background. It set out to build a machine-driven expert network, using statistics and machine learning to identify experts and match experts more efficiently than traditional recruitment methods.
The company offered phone consultations with screened experts, typically for consulting and investment firms doing due diligence or strategy research.
As of a February 2019 review, Chime Advisors was one of five machine-driven expert networks - alongside Techspert, NewtonX, ProSapient, and Monocl - which together had raised more than $7 million in VC funding. Chime Advisors shut down in early 2019, and its CTO went on to join Atheneum.
FAQ
Is Chime Advisors still active? No. Chime Advisors shut down in early 2019.
What did Chime Advisors specialize in? Chime Advisors specialized in connecting consulting and investment firms with screened experts for due diligence and strategy research, using machine learning to help identify and match relevant experts.
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