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WorkRamp, a learning platform that helps businesses and their employees reach their full growth potential and is based in San Francisco, CA, raised $40 million in Series C funding.
Salesforce Ventures, Slack Fund, and Susa Ventures all led the round, and Jack Altman, CEO of Lattice, as well as OMERS Ventures, GTM Fund, PeopleTech Angels, and UpHonest Capital, all took part.
The company plans to use the money to keep coming up with new products, speed up customer success programs, and add more people to the team in all departments.
WorkRamp’s CEO, Ted Blosser, is in charge of its learning platform, which is used by executives, employees, and customers. WorkRamp makes it possible for modern businesses to build customized learning experiences at scale. It does this with self-guided learning paths, interactive coaching features, and certification modules. Anyone in a company can make content in minutes instead of days, and the whole process is based on working together. WorkRamp also has a VIP Slack community where customers can share good ideas and ask for help.
It is used by more than 300 of the world’s best mid-market and enterprise businesses, such as Box, Outreach, Reddit, Handshake, Branch, Hopin, GRIN, Vanta, and others.
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