Retorio
Behavioural intelligence for the workplace
- 21-100 employees
- B2B
- Artificial Intelligence
- HR
- Analytics
- Training
- Au-Haidhausen, Munich, Germany
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Company mission
To help create a world where people feel accepted, satisfied, and fulfilled in their work, relationships, and company culture.
Our take
Behavioral Intelligence can be used to explain, predict, and influence behaviours, and can be applied in the workplace to tailor support for individual team members. Retorio, which began as a research project at the Technical University of Munich, delivers an AI-powered platform which uses Behavioral Intelligence to better onboard, upskill, and coach staff at scale.
Through Retorio, businesses are able to provide every employee with their own personal AI coach, that simulates job situations and supplies intelligent coaching & feedback on their behaviour and performance. So far, it has focused on sales, service, after-sales, and leadership training, but there are a wealth of other possible uses for its technology.
With reports that companies employing Behavioral Intelligence are 60% more profitable, it is likely the demand for Retorio's product will rise. The company already serves major German corporations as well as American, British and Asian enterprises from various industries, and has raised significant funding to support its growth.
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Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Benefits
- Hardware of your choice
- Flexible hours & remote work
- Team events
- Access to top tiers investors and clients
- Beautiful office in the city center of Munich
- The rare combination of large enterprise sales and start-up culture
- Employee stock options potential offer after probationary period
Funding (last 2 of 3 rounds)
Nov 2023
$9.8m
SERIES A
Oct 2022
$1.1m
SEED
Total funding: $12m
This company has top investors
Leadership
Patrick Oehler
(Co-CEO)Spent 3 years as a Research Associate at TU München, where they completed their PhD.
Christoph Hohenberger
(Co-CEO)Has been a Visiting Researcher at the University of Toyko and MIT's AgeLab. Earned a PhD from TU München.