American Fork-based eLearning Brothers has announced its third acquisition of 2022. The learning services and technology company has acquired CoreAxis, a creative training design, development and on-demand learning resource provider of Southborough, Massachusetts.
CoreAxis provides corporate training services and staff augmentation solutions, including custom blended learning and leadership development experiences and scalable, mobile custom content development.
“Since our founding, CoreAxis has been focused on creating impactful learning experiences for our clients through the custom creation of content and our on-demand learning experts,” said Mark Zides, founder and CEO of CoreAxis. “This acquisition provides a tremendous opportunity for our customers and talented associates to be part of the most exciting growth story in our industry. Adding global resources and a robust learning platform will position our combination for immediate success and long-term growth. My team is energized to embark on this exciting next chapter.”
In January, eLearning Brothers acquired Rehearsal, a video-based coaching and practice platform, and Origin Learning, an India-based company that provides learning design, development and technology solutions.
“We are on a mission to be the one-stop for companies that want to create better learning experiences,” said Andrew Scivally, CEO of eLearning Brothers. “We are uniquely positioned in the learning industry with creation tools, emerging technology and learning services, all under one roof. By bringing CoreAxis, a world-class, award-winning custom content provider with scalable staff augmentation services, into the fold, we can provide an exciting expanded new capability to our array of learning offerings. CoreAxis works with some of the world’s top brands and manages 2,500-plus contract instructional designers and developers dedicated to helping clients achieve their goals.”
RLG Capital & Trinity Investors continues back eLearning Brothers’ vision of a one-stop integrated online platform for the corporate world, the company said. As part of that future vision, eLearning Brothers announced it will be rebranding to ELB Learning.