Funding & Investment

WorkJam secures $20M funding from EDC; Plans for EMEA expansion

WorkJam, a global digital frontline workplace, received a $20 million investment from Export Development Canada (EDC).

With this new investment, the platform aims to expand its global footprint, with a focus on Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. Founded in 2014, WorkJam was designed to improve the lives of frontline workers by combining communication, task management, scheduling, and learning tools into one app. It aims to enhance efficiency and productivity, bridging language barriers with support for 50 languages. The platform introduces Total Workforce Orchestration (TWO) to revolutionise collaboration between headquarters and frontline staff.

Commenting on the development, Steven Kramer, CEO of WorkJam, shared, "With labour dynamics shifting across the globe, particularly in the UK and European markets, many companies in these regions are looking to equip their hourly employees with digital tools that ensure compliance while also driving productivity, retention, and overall workplace satisfaction. This new investment will enable us to continue our strong growth trajectory in the EMEA region, and we're extremely grateful for EDC's confidence and support as we fulfil our mission to empower frontline workers globally."

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Mark Williams, Managing Director EMEA at WorkJam, added, "We expect to significantly accelerate our momentum and help companies across Europe empower their frontline workforce with the right digital tools. WorkJam makes scheduling for the frontline workforce easy, delivering the agility needed by businesses facing the rise and fall in labour demand we're seeing in the volatile economic climate.”

Guillermo Freire, EDC's Senior Vice-President, Mid-Market Group, also commented, "WorkJam is a global leader in frontline workforce orchestration and a Canadian technology success story. We are proud to support this high-growth, medium-sized business as it continues to scale up and accelerate its international growth. WorkJam is helping enterprises across the globe digitise their non-desk workforces to increase efficiency and profitability while improving the daily work experience of tens of millions of frontline employees."

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