STREET CRED: Credly, a New York-based digital credentialing platform, has raised an $11.1 million Series A round. Investors included ZOMA Capital, Strada Education Network, New Markets Venture Partners, University Ventures, Pearson, Lumina Foundation and Lion Brothers Co.
Through partnerships with Credly, employers, educators, and associations tap digital credentials to attract, engage, and retain talent
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New York-based digital credentialing company Credly today announced that it has raised $11.1 million in a series A funding round led by Zoma Capital and the nonprofit Strada Education Network...
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