Nimble.LA says new-business revenue doubled as enterprise AI demand rises

Nimble.LA said new-business revenue doubled over the past 12 months as more enterprises move from AI pilots to production. The company also added a board and advisory board with executives from enterprise software, AI infrastructure and venture investing to support expansion.

Why it matters: - Enterprise buyers are shifting from AI experimentation to implementation, which raises demand for firms that can turn pilots into production systems. - Nimble.LA says that shift is fueling its growth and expanding its role in helping companies operationalize AI across product, engineering and business operations.

What happened: - Nimble.LA announced record growth on June 24, 2026, saying new-business revenue doubled in the past 12 months. - The company also formed a Board of Directors and Advisory Board. - The new board members are Thomas Swalla, Marc Ladin and Marc Campbell.

The details: - Nimble.LA works in AI transformation, cloud infrastructure and high-performance engineering. - Thomas Swalla joined the Board of Directors. He is co-founder and managing partner at IO Capital and a former CEO of Dotmatics. - Swalla led Dotmatics through 14 acquisitions before Siemens acquired the company for $5.1 billion. - Marc Ladin joined the Advisory Board. He is founder of VoicePunch VC and an early investor in conversational AI and generative AI companies. - Ladin’s prior messaging, security and internet services ventures produced one IPO and several M&A exits, returning billions to investors. - Marc Campbell joined the Advisory Board. He is CTO and co-founder of Replicated. - Replicated’s infrastructure supports software deployment across more than one-third of the Fortune 100. - Nimble.LA said the three advisers bring decades of experience in enterprise software, AI infrastructure, operations and go-to-market strategy. - The company said that experience will help support its next stage of growth as it expands work with enterprises. - Nimble.LA said its focus is moving AI from pilots to production.

Between the lines: - The board additions suggest Nimble.LA is positioning itself for larger enterprise engagements, not just one-off implementation work. - The company is leaning into a market where technical execution, security and scalability matter more than AI experimentation alone.

What's next: - Nimble.LA expects its new board and advisory leadership to help guide expansion with enterprise customers. - The company’s stated priority is to keep converting AI projects into secure, scalable production systems. - More business demand will likely depend on whether enterprises continue moving AI initiatives into operational deployment.