United Kingdom · Professional training & coaching startup

Penguin Connect

Penguin Connect is an events-focused division of Penguin Random House UK, designed to connect companies with authors for personal and professional growth.

Funding reportedLast round: Series B

Professional training & coachingUnited Kingdom

About Penguin Connect

Penguin Connect is an events-focused division of Penguin Random House UK, designed to connect companies with authors for personal and professional growth.

This initiative aims to inspire corporate audiences through engaging experiences with a diverse range of authors from PRH's extensive publishing heritage. The core offering is an author events program that facilitates talks, workshops, and sessions tailored for businesses. These events leverage the rich literary history of Penguin Random House, which includes well-known imprints and a wide array of voices in literature. Penguin Connect focuses on creating motivational and developmental experiences that foster inspiration in various contexts.

What company datasets say Penguin Connect raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all82Min the source's currency
Last roundSeries B
Last round size32M
Last round dateSept 2019

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What they build

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literature and corporate developmentparcel managementconsumerscustomer engagementevent facilitationbusiness solutionsemployee growthai infrastructureinformation technology & servicescompetitive landscapeconnectingsustainable deliverycorporate eventsindustry-specific needsb2ccollaborating

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Sector
Professional training & coaching
Industry code
NAICS 519, SIC 2731
Region
England

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