Pluralsight
Pluralsight, Inc. is a cloud-based technology skills platform headquartered in Farmington, Utah, that offers comprehensive learning solutions for software developers, IT administrators, and creative professionals. Founded in 2004, the company provides an extensive library of over 3,000 expert-authored courses, along with skill assessments, directed learning paths, and interactive content to facilitate technology skills development. Pluralsight serves customers in more than 150 countries, enabling organizations to align around digital initiatives, enhance workforce capabilities, and adapt to evolving industry demands. Additionally, the platform includes Pluralsight Flow, which offers technology leaders analytical insights into workflow patterns, helping to measure and improve software development productivity. Through its offerings, Pluralsight aims to democratize professional technology learning and equip individuals and businesses with the skills necessary to succeed in a competitive landscape.
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LGBT Tech
Grant in 2024
LGBT Tech is a charitable organization that offers education, programs, partnerships, and research to the community.
Girls Who Code
Grant in 2024
Together with leading educators, engineers, and entrepreneurs, Girls Who Code has developed a new model for computer science education, pairing intensive instruction in robotics, web design, and mobile development with high-touch mentorship and exposure led by the industry’s top female engineers and entrepreneurs. In its inaugural program, Girls Who Code empowered young women from New York City’s five boroughs and will launch programs in New York, Detroit, San Francisco, and San Jose in 2013.
CodePath
Grant in 2024
CodePath.org is a nonprofit organization established in 2013 and located in San Francisco, California. It focuses on enhancing diversity in the technology sector by transforming computer science education at over 30 colleges and universities. CodePath.org provides professional developers and university students with mobile engineering classes, while also improving college computer science programs by offering curriculum support, technical teaching tools, grading assistance, and instructor training. This initiative aims to improve student job outcomes without incurring costs for students or educational institutions.
Auticon
Grant in 2024
Auticon is a social enterprise that offers neuro-inclusion and tech consultancy services while recruiting autistic consultants.
Year Up
Grant in 2024
Year Up is a nonprofit organization focused on closing the Opportunity Divide by equipping urban young adults with essential skills and professional experience. It offers tuition-free, skills-based training programs that include internships with partner companies and comprehensive job search support. By empowering participants to develop their capabilities, Year Up aims to facilitate their entry into meaningful careers or higher education, ultimately helping them to realize their full potential.
IC Stars Foundation
Grant in 2024
IC Stars Foundation identifies, trains and jump starts technology careers for Chicago-area low-income young adults.
NPower
Grant in 2024
NPower is a national nonprofit organization that launches digital careers for military veterans and young adults from underserved communities. The company empowers under-represented talent to pursue tech futures by teaching the digital and professional skills demanded by the marketplace, and engaging businesses, volunteers, and nonprofits in the long term success of its students.
LaunchCode
Grant in 2024
LaunchCode, the latest idea of Jim McKelvey (co-founder of Square), grows out of the recognition that there is a huge IT talent gap in St. Louis. This gap exists because new developers get training in programming courses, but don't have enough experience to find a job, while companies have open positions, but can't find developers with enough experience to fill them. LaunchCode is filling the gap by using pair programming-- two programmers, two keyboards, one monitor-- which is the system used at Square. Pair programming increases productivity, reduces the number of mistakes and pushes coders to work harder. Most significantly, pair programming is the quickest way for developers to master a language gain the proficiency and competency of an experienced developer.
Norwegian Refugee Council
Grant in 2022
The Norwegian Refugee Council is an independent humanitarian organization helping people forced to flee. They protect displaced people and support them as they build a new future. They promote and defend displaced people's rights and dignity in local communities.
LaunchCode
Grant in 2022
LaunchCode, the latest idea of Jim McKelvey (co-founder of Square), grows out of the recognition that there is a huge IT talent gap in St. Louis. This gap exists because new developers get training in programming courses, but don't have enough experience to find a job, while companies have open positions, but can't find developers with enough experience to fill them. LaunchCode is filling the gap by using pair programming-- two programmers, two keyboards, one monitor-- which is the system used at Square. Pair programming increases productivity, reduces the number of mistakes and pushes coders to work harder. Most significantly, pair programming is the quickest way for developers to master a language gain the proficiency and competency of an experienced developer.
Code.org
Grant in 2022
Code.org is a non-profit organization focused on expanding computer science education in K-12 schools across the United States. Its mission is to integrate computer programming into the core curriculum, positioning it alongside traditional STEM subjects such as biology, physics, chemistry, and math. The organization provides free online courses that are designed for non-commercial purposes, utilizing open-source technology to facilitate access to its educational resources. Code.org's curriculum resources and tutorials are distributed under a Creative Commons license, promoting widespread use and adaptation. Through its efforts, Code.org aims to ensure that all students have the opportunity to learn computer science and develop essential programming skills.
NPower
Grant in 2022
NPower is a national nonprofit organization that launches digital careers for military veterans and young adults from underserved communities. The company empowers under-represented talent to pursue tech futures by teaching the digital and professional skills demanded by the marketplace, and engaging businesses, volunteers, and nonprofits in the long term success of its students.
CodePath
Grant in 2022
CodePath.org is a nonprofit organization established in 2013 and located in San Francisco, California. It focuses on enhancing diversity in the technology sector by transforming computer science education at over 30 colleges and universities. CodePath.org provides professional developers and university students with mobile engineering classes, while also improving college computer science programs by offering curriculum support, technical teaching tools, grading assistance, and instructor training. This initiative aims to improve student job outcomes without incurring costs for students or educational institutions.
Malala Fund
Grant in 2022
Founded by student and Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai, Malala Fund champions every girl’s right to 12 years of free, safe, quality education.
Computer Science Teachers Association
Grant in 2022
CSTA is a non-profit organization for computer science teachers. They outline the computer science content and practices to student. Their resources includes virtual teaching resources and voices for analysis and commentary on issues related to K–12 computer science education issues.
Girls Who Code
Grant in 2022
Together with leading educators, engineers, and entrepreneurs, Girls Who Code has developed a new model for computer science education, pairing intensive instruction in robotics, web design, and mobile development with high-touch mentorship and exposure led by the industry’s top female engineers and entrepreneurs. In its inaugural program, Girls Who Code empowered young women from New York City’s five boroughs and will launch programs in New York, Detroit, San Francisco, and San Jose in 2013.
Year Up
Grant in 2022
Year Up is a nonprofit organization focused on closing the Opportunity Divide by equipping urban young adults with essential skills and professional experience. It offers tuition-free, skills-based training programs that include internships with partner companies and comprehensive job search support. By empowering participants to develop their capabilities, Year Up aims to facilitate their entry into meaningful careers or higher education, ultimately helping them to realize their full potential.
A Cloud Guru
Acquisition in 2021
A Cloud Guru Ltd. is an online learning platform specializing in cloud computing education and talent development. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Fareham, United Kingdom, with additional locations in London, Melbourne, Washington, D.C., and Austin, Texas, the company provides a variety of courses designed for engineers, focusing on the major cloud service providers, including Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure. A Cloud Guru's platform allows individuals and businesses to learn at their own pace, offering resources that prepare students for certification exams and help them advance their skills in cloud technologies. The company's mission is to make cloud certification training accessible to a broad audience, facilitating professional growth in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.
Next Tech
Acquisition in 2021
Next Tech makes it easy to run any program code or Linux-based software in the cloud, even from untrusted sources. Their browser-based integrated development environment (IDE), students and developers can build software without having to download anything. We strive to offer an IDE that perfectly walks the line between being a cumbersome developer tool and a textbox that runs code. We believe that as the number of developers increases, the accessibility of the tools they use must increase at an equal rate to ensure that all are empowered to build what's next in tech.
DevelopIntelligence
Acquisition in 2020
DevelopIntelligence, established in 2003 and headquartered in Lafayette, Colorado, specializes in managed technical learning solutions. The company designs, delivers, and manages customized learning programs for Fortune 5000 companies, focusing on software development, open source technologies, and technology leadership. Their course offerings include Java, Open Source, web development, big data, cloud computing, mobile application development, and software engineering. DevelopIntelligence serves over 250 global brands, providing learning solutions for hundreds of thousands of engineers. As of October 14, 2020, the company operates as a subsidiary of Pluralsight, Inc.
GitPrime
Acquisition in 2019
GitPrime, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Durango, Colorado, develops productivity analytics software tailored for developer teams. The company aggregates data from various sources such as git repositories, ticketing systems, and pull requests, transforming this information into understandable insights and reports. This helps engineering organizations map their initiatives to outcomes and adjust processes with confidence. GitPrime's platform integrates with popular code repositories like GitHub, GitLab, and BitBucket, providing timely and accurate data-driven answers for engineering leaders and stakeholders.
Train Simple
Acquisition in 2016
Train Simple is an Adobe Authorized Training Center that specializes in providing self-paced video training for creative professionals. The company offers a comprehensive range of over 1,200 courses that cover the entire Adobe Creative Cloud suite and various other Adobe flagship technologies. By focusing on on-demand video content, Train Simple delivers certified training that caters to the needs of individuals seeking to enhance their skills in Adobe products and web technologies.
HackHands
Acquisition in 2015
HackHands, Inc. is an online platform that facilitates instant connections between developers and a network of expert programmers for development education and problem-solving. Founded in 2014 and based in San Francisco, California, HackHands allows users to access on-demand expert advice and hands-on technical assistance for specific coding issues without the need for prior scheduling. By providing real-time support, HackHands enables developers to advance their projects more efficiently, thereby enhancing their productivity and coding capabilities. As of July 2015, HackHands operates as a subsidiary of Pluralsight LLC.
Code School
Acquisition in 2015
Code School LLC is an online learning platform established in 2011, based in Winter Park, Florida. It focuses on providing educational resources for both aspiring and existing developers, offering a range of nearly 40 courses in web technologies such as JavaScript, HTML/CSS, Ruby, Git, and iOS. The company employs engaging content, including video lessons, coding challenges, and screencasts, to enhance the learning experience. With a commitment to high-quality instruction, Code School pairs experienced educators with well-produced materials inspired by its community. The platform has attracted over 600,000 users globally, aiming to improve their development skills in an enjoyable and accessible manner. As of 2015, Code School operates as a subsidiary of Pluralsight LLC.
Grow
Seed Round in 2014
Grow is a software company based in Orem, Utah, founded in 2014. It specializes in providing business intelligence dashboard solutions tailored for small and medium-sized businesses. Grow's platform enables users to quickly set up dashboards that integrate various data sources such as QuickBooks, Salesforce, Zendesk, and custom databases or spreadsheets without requiring IT intervention. By aggregating scattered data into customizable BI dashboards, Grow helps businesses track key metrics, make informed decisions, and foster a culture of transparency and engagement among employees. The platform aims to empower leaders with the insights needed to inspire their teams and drive business growth.
Smarterer
Acquisition in 2014
Smarterer is an online service provider that specializes in assessing and certifying individuals' proficiency in various skill sets. It offers a dynamic assessment engine that utilizes crowdsourced tests to quickly identify skill levels and provide credible scores. This service is utilized by individuals and Fortune 500 companies alike to bridge the gap between existing skills and those required in the workforce. In 2014, Smarterer was acquired by a leading online learning platform, which enhances its reach and capabilities. The company continues to support freelancer marketplaces, e-learning providers, and enterprises by delivering crowdsourced assessments that help individuals demonstrate their skills and connect with professional opportunities. To date, the Smarterer community has participated in over 1.7 million test sessions, answering more than 56 million questions across a wide range of assessments.
Digital-Tutors
Acquisition in 2014
Digital-Tutors is an e-learning platform that specializes in providing creative courses focused on digital animation and design. With over 14 years of experience, the company is comprised of a dedicated team of artists, designers, and professionals committed to helping members acquire essential skills for their creative careers. The platform offers a range of courses, including motion graphics, 3D animation, visualization, and digital painting, aimed at making the learning process engaging and enjoyable for students. Through its resources, Digital-Tutors empowers individuals to enhance their artistic abilities and succeed in the competitive field of digital creativity.
Tekpub
Acquisition in 2013
Tekpub is an educational platform founded in 2009 by James Avery and Rob Conery, dedicated to empowering current and aspiring software developers. The company focuses on creating high-quality screencasts that cover a wide range of programming topics, including languages such as C#, Ruby, and JavaScript. By offering accessible and engaging content, Tekpub seeks to educate developers and broaden their understanding of the technology industry, addressing the need for more effective learning resources in a field often dominated by commercial interests.
TrainSignal
Acquisition in 2013
TrainSignal is a provider of online information technology training, specializing in computer training videos and software. The company offers a range of courses covering topics such as Microsoft, Cisco, CompTIA, and VMware, aimed at IT professionals seeking to enhance their skills. TrainSignal gained recognition for its rapid growth, being named to the Inc. 5000 list of fastest growing private companies in both 2008 and 2009. Through its online platform, TrainSignal continues to deliver valuable educational resources to support the ongoing development of IT knowledge and expertise.
PeepCode
Acquisition in 2013
PeepCode, established in 2006, specializes in creating open-source video tutorials tailored for professional web developers and designers. The company offers hour-long screencasts that cover a wide range of topics including Ruby, JavaScript, Ruby on Rails, Node, Git, and Design. PeepCode is known for providing clear explanations and technical entertainment, making it a valuable resource for continuous learning in the tech industry. Users can access these tutorials through a subscription service, which is compatible with both mobile devices and computers. Additionally, PeepCode hosts "Play by Play" sessions where users can connect with developers they admire.
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