
Luka Erić
Managing Director
Leads Northwell’s relationships with buyers of operational data, drawing on several years as a founder and chief executive in sales technology and artificial intelligence.
Northwell consults with companies on the value of their data and represents them to the buyers that license it.
Find out what your data is worth
An initial consultation on your company’s systems and a preliminary view of what its data is worth.
We establish which systems, periods and records can be licensed under your existing agreements.
Northwell represents your company to the buyers best suited to its data, and every decision remains yours.
Operational data is the record a company creates in the course of running its business, including its correspondence, documents, customer histories and financial records.


Managing Director
Leads Northwell’s relationships with buyers of operational data, drawing on several years as a founder and chief executive in sales technology and artificial intelligence.

Managing Director
Leading Northwell’s work with the clients we represent, drawing on a decade in B2B and DTC customer acquisition as an AI consultant.
A 30-minute data strategy session with one of our managing directors to discuss the data your company holds and its potential value.
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Value depends on the volume of data, the period it covers and the rights the company holds to license it. We provide a preliminary view following the initial consultation; the final value is determined by buyer demand.
We work with companies in North America and the MENA region, typically with more than 20 employees and a minimum of two years of operational data.
In most cases it is licensed. The buyer receives a copy of the agreed data with defined rights of use, and the company retains its original records. Permitted use and term are agreed for each transaction.
Developers of artificial intelligence and the firms that supply them with training data. Clients decide which buyers, if any, receive information about their data.
Personal information is removed before any data is delivered, typically by the buyer or a specialist firm under the terms of the license. Northwell does not process client data.
Not necessarily. Provided the records still exist and the company retains the right to license them, they may still hold value. We recommend contacting us before any systems are decommissioned.