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Newsela is an education technology company founded in 2013 by Matthew Gross and Dan Cogan-Drew. It focuses on enhancing K-12 literacy and instruction by providing nonfiction content that is adapted to multiple reading levels. This approach allows teachers to engage students with diverse abilities across various subjects, including English Language Arts, social studies, and science. The company aims to ignite a love of learning through real-world connections and has seen significant growth, serving 90% of U.S. K-12 schools and reaching over 25 million users. The core platform offers daily news articles from trusted sources, published at five reading levels for grades 3-12. It includes quizzes, interactive assessments, and a range of instructional tools designed to support teachers and motivate students. Newsela partners with reputable content providers, such as Scientific American and HowStuffWorks, to deliver high-quality, standards-aligned materials. In 2023, Newsela expanded its offerings by acquiring Generation Genius, which provides science videos used in many elementary schools, further enhancing its commitment to real-world STEM education.
Learner is an online tutoring platform founded in 2021 by educators and tech enthusiasts, based in the Greater Philadelphia Area. The company focuses on providing high-quality, engaging education through personalized 1:1 online tutoring. It serves students primarily in the U.S., UK, and India, offering flexible scheduling and a mastery-based learning model that ensures students fully understand concepts before progressing. The platform features over 4,000 qualified tutors who undergo a rigorous selection process. Learner covers more than 250 subjects, including math, science, English Language Arts, and test preparation. Sessions include live tutoring, homework help, and access to recorded materials. The platform is designed to enhance student outcomes, with many users reporting significant improvements in grades and test scores.
BlackRock is the world's largest asset manager, overseeing approximately $12.53 trillion in assets as of mid-2025. Founded in 1988 in New York by Larry Fink and seven co-founders, the company focuses on asset and risk management services for both institutional and retail clients. BlackRock went public in 1999 and has grown significantly through strategic acquisitions, including the merger with Merrill Lynch Investment Managers and the acquisition of Barclays Global Investors. The company offers a range of products, including iShares ETFs, mutual funds, and risk management solutions powered by its proprietary Aladdin platform. In 2024, BlackRock expanded into cryptocurrency with the launch of the iShares Bitcoin Trust and iShares Ethereum Trust, which quickly became the largest crypto ETFs globally. With a workforce of around 14,900 employees and offices in over 30 countries, BlackRock serves a diverse client base, including central banks and financial regulators.
The British Council is the UK's international organization dedicated to cultural relations and educational opportunities. Founded in 1934, it promotes British culture and the English language while fostering connections with countries around the world. Operating as a charity and public body, it is governed by a Royal Charter and is sponsored by the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office. With its headquarters in Stratford, London, the British Council reaches approximately 600 million people across over 200 countries and territories. The organization engages in various activities, including organizing cultural events, supporting education and teacher training, and promoting the English language through courses and examinations like IELTS. It collaborates with UK embassies, governments, universities, and private sectors to enhance the UK's global reputation. The British Council also runs programs for youth and schools, focusing on curriculum development and international exchanges. Its efforts are aimed at building trust and understanding through cultural and educational initiatives.
ETS (Educational Testing Service) is a private, nonprofit organization founded in 1947, specializing in educational testing and assessment on a global scale. As the largest private educational testing organization, ETS administers over 50 million tests annually in more than 180 countries. The organization was established by three nonprofit educational institutions to enhance educational measurement and testing. ETS develops and scores a variety of standardized tests, including the Graduate Record Examinations (GRE), Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), and Praxis Series for teacher certification. The organization is dedicated to advancing quality and equity in education through rigorous research and innovative assessment solutions. ETS also operates ETS AI Labs, focusing on research in artificial intelligence to improve assessment methods. Its commitment to fairness and social responsibility aims to expand educational opportunities for learners from diverse backgrounds.
Open English is an online English language school founded in 2006, focusing on Spanish-speaking professionals in Latin America. The company offers 24/7 customized instruction from native English-speaking teachers, aiming to help students achieve fluency efficiently. It transitioned from a traditional classroom model to a fully online platform, allowing for greater scalability and accessibility. Headquartered in Miami, Florida, Open English has expanded its reach to 15 Spanish-speaking countries and operates additional offices in Istanbul and Bangalore. The company provides live online classes, interactive content, and exam preparation for tests like IELTS, TOEFL, and TOEIC. With a strong emphasis on a fun learning experience, Open English has served over 100,000 students and continues to grow its innovative approach to language education.
The online language school for Latam, with groups led by an instructor