Emerge Career
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About Emerge Career
Emerge Career provides technology to governments to unify the entire workforce development cycle, from recruitment and career assessment to vocational matching, training and coaching, employment, and job retention. The company serves governments and aims to build America's future workforce. Its technology seeks to break cycles of poverty and incarceration while helping governments operate more efficiently and reduce unemployment. Governments choose Emerge Career to unify the workforce development cycle.
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About the Team
Team Distribution
- Operations33%
- Sales33%
- Leadership22%
- Design11%
Where the Team Studied
- 1.Yale University
- 2.Harvard University
- 3.Stanford University
- 4.University of Cambridge
- 5.University of Notre Dame
Team Worked At
- City of Boston
- Envision Accelerator
- Intros AI
- Microsoft
- Meta
Team Composition
7 people- Entrepreneurship2 senior2
- Business Development1
- Operations1
- Program and Project Management1
- Sales1
Funding History
$3.2M
raised
Pre-release job training startup Emerge Career raised a $3.2M seed led by Alexis Ohanian's 776; participants include SoftBank Opportunity Fund, Y Combinator, Lenny Rachitsky and Michael Seibel.
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