Gresham House Ventures invests €4.25m in accessibility platform Mobility Mojo

Gresham House Ventures has committed €4.25 million to Dublin-based Mobility Mojo, a SaaS platform that helps organisations audit and enhance the accessibility of their buildings and facilities.

Launched in 2018 by founders who are themselves wheelchair users, Mobility Mojo aims to standardise and streamline how companies benchmark and promote accessible environments.

By replacing traditional, paper-based methods with a digital interface and detailed regulations-based guidance, Mobility Mojo makes it faster and more cost-effective for organisations to measure, improve, and maintain inclusive spaces. Initially focused on the hospitality sector, where it secured major hotel clients, the firm has since widened its reach to offices, manufacturing sites, retail banks, and stores. This approach provides tangible, globally consistent metrics that align with the highest accessibility standards.

Founded by certified access consultants Stephen Cluskey and Noelle Daly, alongside Patrick Hickey, Mobility Mojo has expanded rapidly, now serving over 100 international clients including Accenture, Eli Lilly, and UBS. The new funding from Gresham House Ventures — held across the Mobeus and Baronsmead VCTs — will further boost Mobility Mojo’s growth by allowing it to enhance its technology with AI capabilities, recruit additional specialist staff, and scale its marketing and sales operations.

The investment underscores Gresham House Ventures’ ongoing commitment to backing innovative, fast-growing businesses with social impact built into their models. Other companies in the firm’s portfolio tackling social challenges include Orri (an eating disorder clinic), Cognassist (an adaptive neuro-inclusion platform), and Mable Therapy (digital children’s speech and language therapy services).

Joe Krancki, Investment Director at Gresham House Ventures, said: “Through this investment in Mobility Mojo, we are not only supporting an innovative business addressing a burgeoning market but are also contributing to a future where accessibility is standard practice, not an afterthought. Mobility Mojo is ideally positioned to deliver significant growth over the coming years as businesses become increasingly aware of the positive social and economic impact of creating more accessible spaces.”

Stephen Cluskey, founder and chief executive of Mobility Mojo, added: “Gresham House Ventures has an exceptional track record of supporting fast-growing, impactful businesses like Mobility Mojo. This investment will enable us to bring our solutions to more businesses and organisations, delivering real improvements for those with accessibility needs.”

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