Michael Quigley, left and Devin Daly, former classmates at Christian Brothers Academy, founded Impel in 2011 in Syracuse. The company creates digital engagement software for car dealers.Provided photo
Syracuse, N.Y. — A fast-growing Syracuse startup founded by two former Christian Brothers Academy classmates just grew a lot more, acquiring an automotive customer engagement platform in a deal valued at more than $100 million in cash and Impel equity.
Impel, which employs 150 people in downtown Syracuse, acquired Minneapolis-based Outsell last month, creating a combined company that serves 8,000 auto dealers, Impel said in an announcement Tuesday.
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