Jul 6, 2022

, Updated on:{{localeString}} {{timeZoneNameShort}} Founded in 2019, AntWalk is the brainchild of former McKinsey consultants, ex-bankers and former educators—Joybroto Ganguly, Basav Nagur, Sriramkumar Sundararaman, Sumit Gupta, and Sudhanshu Shekhar. 0 CLAPS 0 B2B edtech startup AntWalk has raised $7.5 million in a Series A round led by San Francisco-based venture firm GSV. The round also saw participation from Y Combinator and existing investor Matrix Partners India. The company plans to utilise this fresh capital infusion to strengthen its Learning Experience Platform (LXP) using gamification, build content pedagogy through R&D, and expand the sales and marketing team to widen the customer base. Founded in 2019, AntWalk is the brainchild of former McKinsey consultants, ex-bankers and former educators—Joybroto Ganguly, Basav Nagur, Sriramkumar Sundararaman, Sumit Gupta and Sudhanshu Shekhar. The founding team realised that there is a need for contextual knowledge transfer as employees join, grow, and shoulder larger responsibilities. “The name ‘AntWalk’ was inspired by the way ants communicate and share intelligence with each other when they walk, reflecting the act of ‘collaborative social learning.’ We are well on our way to building a robust edtech company focused on the global skilling opportunity by leveraging this power of collaborative learning and are excited to partner with GSV Ventures on this journey,” said Joybroto Ganguly, Co-founder and CEO of AntWalk. B2B edtech startup Antwalk raised $7.5 million in a Series A funding round. ALSO READ