That new world of work has emerged as more companies are going remote but wanting to retain their culture and training. “We are transforming training for the new world of work,” Schwartz said Changing world “We historically avoided taking capital, preferring to grow organically instead,” said founder and CEO Adam Schwartz.Īrticulate decided to change paths after witnessing a combination of several macro trends driving the e-learning and training space over the last year, including more people working remotely and companies realizing engaged employees are more productive employees, said Schwartz.Īrticulate’s software - which includes its Articulate 360 product for enterprises and its solution typically for small and medium-sized businesses - helps companies create and deliver online training for everything ranging from sales to compliance to soft business skills like team building.

The company refers to it as a Series A funding because it marks its first funding round. The round values the company, founded in 2002, at $3.75 billion. New York-based training and e-learning provider Articulate Global closed a $1.5 billion funding round led by General Atlantic, and joined by funds managed by Blackstone Growth (BXG) and ICONIQ Growth.

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