• Beedeez

  Led · Equity · Jan 2024

  Founded in 2015, Beedeez is an LMS designed to upskill frontline employees who often lack individual computers by delivering mobile- and desktop-ready, capsule-style learning. The platform emphasizes social and decentralized pedagogy with simple content-creation tools that let employees both learn and contribute knowledge. Beedeez reports strong engagement metrics: a 92% module completion rate, an average of 156 capsules completed per employee per year, and nearly 80 minutes of new content generated per client each month. The company employs about 50 people, has grown roughly 50% annually since 2018, and serves more than 2 million users with customers including RATP, Vinci, Leroy Merlin, Etam and Amorino. Its solution is deployed in 40 countries, available in 26 languages, with about 20% of users outside France. Beedeez says it is profitable since inception and plans to accelerate R&D—particularly on AI—and broaden its technical and pedagogical feature set to consolidate its position in field training.

• Edflex

  Participated · Equity · May 2023

  Founded in 2016 by Clément Meslin, Philippe Riveron, Raphaël Droissart and Rémi Lesaint, Edflex offers a digital learning platform that aggregates content from more than 10,000 publishers across 25 formats. Its new product, Edflex Copilot, leverages generative AI to deliver immersive simulations with voice and emotion, granular progress analytics, contextual recommendations and automated skills assessment. The solution integrates natively with tools such as Microsoft Teams, Workday, SAP and 360Learning so that learning occurs inside the flow of work. Edflex serves over 300 corporate customers and 1.5 million users in 140 countries, supported by a workforce of 100+ employees spread across France, Italy, the United States and Canada. The company executed its first acquisition in Italy in 2024 and plans to open a North American office in 2025 while localizing content to meet regional regulations. Its model of continuous, curated learning positions it as a European alternative to large U.S. and Asian digital-learning platforms. Edflex became profitable on its historical markets in 2025 and has now raised a cumulative €32 million since 2021 to accelerate its AI roadmap and international expansion.

• Ergosup

  Participated · Equity · Feb 2019

  Ergosup has developed a high-pressure hydrogen generator technology based on water electrolysis and builds compact systems to store and convert electricity into pressurised hydrogen. Its stations target zero-emission mobility (drones, handling equipment, bicycles, cars) and on-site industrial gas production as a truck-supply substitute. The company plans to industrialise production of its compact storage units, invest in marketing, and hire about a dozen employees including salespeople, project managers, and technicians. Founded in 2010 and located in Malataverne and Cherbourg, France, Ergosup currently employs 20 people. It has won multiple innovation awards (Global Innovation Competition prizes in 2014, 2015 and 2017, and a CES 2019 Innovation Award). The company aimed for turnover of €1 million in 2019 and €6 million by 2020.

• Klaxoon

  Participated · Equity · Sep 2016

  Klaxoon provides a suite of tools designed to make meetings more interactive and to reduce unproductive sessions, including connected-device interaction, an interactive whiteboard, closed meeting networks, and analytics. The platform aims to translate classroom engagement techniques to the workplace, such as real-time responses and shared whiteboarding. It offers closed networks intended to be air-gapped for private meetings and analytics to help managers and employees run more productive sessions. The company positions its product as increasingly relevant as workplaces become more distributed and virtual meetings proliferate. Klaxoon raised $50 million in a new financing round and has now raised about $55.6 million in total. The article does not report operating metrics such as revenue or user counts. Klaxoon provides interactive training, conference and meeting solutions that let participants propose quizzes, surveys, challenges, brainstorming activities and live messaging. The platform supports connection via smartphone, tablet or computer and is used during meetings and events. Led by CEO Matthieu Beucher, Klaxoon serves enterprise customers including L’Oreal, Thales, Nestlé, Dior and Decathlon. The company raised new venture funding and intends to use the proceeds to expand operations. No revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the article.

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