Emtrain provides a workplace culture platform that lets organizations benchmark their culture against a global community and identify issues before they escalate into compliance problems. The platform uses partnerships with industry experts and leverages current events to teach topics such as sexual harassment, unconscious bias, and ethics. Emtrain is used by more than 800 companies, including Netflix, Yelp, Dolby and LiveNation. Led by founder and CEO Janine Yancey, the company offers tools for diagnosis, benchmarking and prevention of bad workplace culture outcomes. Emtrain intends to use new funding to expand its culture tech platform to provide on-demand monitoring and analysis of key indicators. Financially, the company announced an $8M funding round alongside a $2M facility provided by Signature Bank to complement the equity investment. Emtrain is an online workplace and compliance education platform based in Sacramento, CA. Its technology-driven platform leverages advanced content, social engagement, data sharing and feedback mechanisms to deliver micro-learning, interactive courses and reporting analytics. The company partners with industry experts to create solutions on topics such as unconscious bias, preventing sexual harassment, code of conduct, anti-bribery and other workplace ethics. Emtrain says its client implementation and support teams consistently earn five-star reviews. The financing from Decathlon Capital Partners will enable further development of its technology-based compliance solutions and expansion of client service capabilities to meet demand. The company is positioning the capital to support continued growth without equity dilution through a revenue-based financing structure.

Total raised

$10M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Debt Financing

Latest activity

May 2020