Online learning management system
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201-500 employees
To empower people through inclusive and engaging learning, whenever, wherever, and however they need it.
As the global race for talent heats up, companies are looking more closely at ways to upskill their employees through tailored training courses. However, engagement can be spotty, as unfamiliar tools and awkward interfaces can easily put off learners. Enter Zensai, a learning management system built to meet learners where they already are, with tools that they use in their everyday work.
Zensai is not a new company - since 2009 (when it was known as Elearningforce) it has been embedded in Microsoft products, at first in Sharepoint but more currently in the Office 365 suite and Teams. This tight integration gives it an advantage over competitors such as Workday or Eloomi, where users need to adapt to a new environment (and remember to tab over to it!). This means Zensai doesn't need to focus on developing integrations with other ecosystems, and gives it an enormous addressable market of a third of a billion users.
Already boasting a large customer base including enterprises such as Pepsi, Maersk and Hellmann, Zensai has raised funding in an investment round led by Blue Cloud Ventures. This investment will be used in a major growth drive, fuelling expansion through strategic acquisitions in the US, Germany and Australia. It seems well poised to build a commanding lead in the learning management space.
Freddie
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
26% employee growth in 12 months
Apr 2023
$18.8m
LATE VC
Marylebone, London, UK
Rasmus Holst
(CEO, not founder)Has been CEO of LMS365 since 2022. Before that was CRO at Wire, COO for Huddle, and General Manager with Syniverse and MACH Group.
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