Multiverse focuses on workforce development through professional apprenticeships, providing on-the-job training programs that help individuals gain skills for high-paying jobs and career advancement. Their apprenticeship programs are tailored to meet the specific needs of both employers and individuals, ensuring equitable access for talent from diverse backgrounds. Multiverse partners with various organizations, from large corporations to small and medium-sized enterprises, to enhance their talent pool and productivity using data-driven, AI-enabled learning solutions. Unlike traditional hiring and training methods, Multiverse's approach is cost-effective for employers and includes ongoing support and mentorship for apprentices. The company's goal is to create a diverse group of future leaders by moving away from a one-size-fits-all education model and emphasizing skills-first, on-the-job learning.

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Jillian Gillespie appointed as CFO - joining from MongoDB. Baroness Martha Lane Fox joins the board of directors. NEW YORK, Nov. 11, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Multiverse, the end-to-end learning platform that helps businesses close critical skill gaps, today announced that it has appointed Jillian Gillespie as Chief Financial Officer.Ms. Gillespie joins from MongoDB, the developer data platform with a market capitalization of c. $20 billion, where she was Senior Vice President of Finance and Operations

Multiverse Strengthens Leadership Team Amid Us Expansion

UK: Greater Anglia is working with Multiverse to offer staff data training apprenticeships.

Greater Anglia offers staff data apprenticeships

NEW YORK, Aug. 5, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Businesses are grappling with a significant productivity drain due to widespread data skills gaps among their workforce. According to data from Multiverse, a skills intelligence and development platform, employees are losing an average of 26 working days per year due to inefficiencies in handling data-related tasks.The inaugural Multiverse Skills Intelligence Report , which pulls data from Multiverse's skills assessment and development platform, analyzes the skills and productivity levels of over 12,000 employees across 18 major industries in the U.S. and U.K. The assessment found that workers spend an average of 14.31 hours per week on data tasks—equivalent to 36% of their total working week.However, a staggering 4.34 hours of this time is spent unproductively due to inadequate data skills. Overall, workers spend over 10% of their total working time ineffectively due to skill deficiencies in areas like data analysis, automation, and predictive modeling.The result: project development is slowed, answers take longer to work out, errors introduced early on compound, trends are missed, products and services take longer to get to market.The report highlights a paradox in the modern workplace: while data has become integral to most roles, many employees lack the fundamental skills to leverage it effectively

Data Skills Gap Costs Businesses Nearly A Month Of Productivity Per Employee Annually, Multiverse Skills Diagnosis Reveals

She will spearhead efforts to integrate Searchlight's 'talent intelligence' technology into Multiverse's platform, while chief of technology Anna Wang will lead Multiverse's AI initiatives as head of AI.

Multiverse snaps up US-based AI software company Searchlight

U.K-based training and technology company Multiverse has acquired Californian recruitment company Searchlight for an undisclosed amount.

Multiverse acquires talent intelligence provider Searchlight

NEW YORK, April 8, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Tech company Multiverse has acquired Searchlight , a talent intelligence and skills assessment platform that uses AI to help companies close their skills gaps.California-based Searchlight was founded in 2018 by twins Anna Wang and Kerry Wang. The Stanford graduates started their journey with Y Combinator, and have since been recognized by Forbes 30 under 30. The company also received investment from top venture capital firms including Founders Fund and Accel.Searchlight Founders - Kerry and Anna WangSearchlight has been at the intersection of AI and skills for the last six years, building a bias-free AI engine that understands competencies, soft skills, working styles, and job requirements. Data shows it is capable of identifying candidate matches and mismatches four times more accurately than traditional hiring techniques.Accelerating AI implementation at MultiverseThe combination of Searchlight's technology and talent will accelerate the use of generative AI and machine learning at Multiverse. Searchlight's custom-built and bias-free AI engine will enhance Multiverse's ability to identify, analyze, and close skills gaps within organizations through programs that are closely mapped to customer business needs.Multiverse partners with more than 1,000 organizations to deliver training in areas such as data analytics and software engineering. Its training model is built on a new kind of apprenticeship that is measured, applied, guided, and equitable, and its tech platforms exist to ensure learners have access to a high-quality, personalized experience that delivers measured ROI for their employers.Searchlight is the second acquisition for the company, following the purchase of Eduflow, another Y Combinator company, in May 2023.The Searchlight team will join Multiverse to spearhead the integration of its talent intelligence technology into Multiverse's platform and lead Multiverse's AI initiatives

Multiverse Acquires Ai Talent Software Company Searchlight To Help Businesses Close Skills Gaps

Equans, in partnership with technology company Multiverse, is offering its UK employees data apprenticeships through the newly launched Equans Digital & Energy Services Data Academy.

Equans launches data apprenticeships academy

Chief Revenue Officer, Chief Learning Officer, and US General Manager join apprenticeships company, marking continued US expansion two years on from opening first New York officeNEW YORK, Aug. 29, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Multiverse has appointed a trio of new senior leaders to accelerate expansion and continue the growth of professional apprenticeships across America, two years after opening its first US office.Gary Eimerman recently joined as Chief Learning Officer, responsible for a team of learning designers and curriculum experts giving apprentices a learning experience that enables them to transform their careers. Eimerman joins Multiverse from Pluralsight where he served for nine years, most recently as Chief Product Officer. Earlier in his career he helped build TrainSignal, which was acquired by Pluralsight in 2013."We have to solve the twin problems of people who can't find good work, and business leaders who can't find good talent," said Eimerman. "Multiverse offers a unique chance to deliver meaningful systemic change by flipping responsibility for paying for education away from indebted individuals, and towards the businesses who benefit from highly skilled, productive and motivated team members."Eimerman's hire is the second C-Suite appointment this month, following Alex Varel who joined Multiverse as Chief Revenue Officer in early August. Varel leads the team of sales and customer success professionals who have already partnered with more than 1,000 businesses in the UK and the US

Multiverse Expands Reach And Investment In The Us With Appointment Of Three New Leaders

EdTech unicorn Multiverse has strengthened its senior team with the appointments of Helen Greul as Engineering Vice President (VP) and Asha Haji as Operations VP.

EdTech unicorn Multiverse appoints two new VPs

LONDON, Nov. 19, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Multiverse is working with Microsoft to support its Get On campaign to equip 1 million people with the skills needed to thrive in an AI-enabled economy by 2025. Tech company Multiverse, which has recently introduced powerful AI capabilities across its offerings, will launch the AI-Powered Productivity apprenticeship, the UK's first accredited apprenticeship to fully embed Microsoft 365 Copilot. This program is eligible for public funding via the apprenticeship levy. The skilling of the wider workforce in AI tools is a crucial step to ensuring the productivity benefits are widely felt across the economy

Multiverse Supports Microsoft'S Commitment To Skill 1M People On Ai

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