Trinity Capital, an alternative asset manager, committed $15 million in growth capital to TQA, a company in agentic automation, data and AI consulting, partnering with organizations to streamline operations and improve efficiency.
“In today’s fast-paced environment, TQA is addressing a clear and growing need in the enterprise technology landscape,” Phil Gager, senior managing director of tech lending at Trinity Capital, said. “Their expertise in agentic automation, combined with their strong track record of execution across industries, positions them well for continued global growth. We’re excited to support the TQA team as they expand their capabilities and reach.”
“The demand for agentic automation is accelerating across every industry,” Ryan Northington, CEO of TQA, said. “With Trinity Capital’s support, we are poised to lead this next wave of enterprise transformation, scale globally and empower organizations to achieve extraordinary outcomes through agentic AI driven solutions.”
This new capital will help TQA continue to scale operations and develop new industry-disrupting technologies.
“From the beginning, our mission has been to help organizations unlock the true potential of agentic AI to transform the way they work,” Tom Abbott, co-founder of TQA, said. “This partnership with Trinity Capital gives us the resources to accelerate innovation, expand our capabilities and deliver agentic AI solutions that drive measurable impact for our clients.”
fitcapital, a boutique investment bank specializing in growth capital raises for leading technology and innovation companies, acted as TQA’s exclusive debt advisor in this transaction.
