EdCast Recognized by USA Today & Comparably Among Best Companies for Diversity & Professional Development; CEO Karl Mehta Honored Along with Company for 4th Straight Year

These Comparably awards are granted after reviewing 10 million ratings from employees at over 50,000 companies.
EdCast was founded in 2014, has grown to 300 employees, and has offices in Silicon Valley, India and the Netherlands.
"It is no surprise to see EdCast and its CEO Karl Mehta on these lists again in 2020."
"We are proud to be included on Comparably's and USA Today's lists of Best Companies for Diversity and Best Companies for Professional Development," says Karl Mehta, Founder and CEO of EdCast.

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., July 24, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- EdCast, the AI-powered Knowledge Cloud for unified discovery, knowledge management and personalized learning, is pleased to announce the company being recognized with 2020 "Best Professional Development" and "Best CEOs for Diversity" awards for small-to-mid-size companies by Comparably.com and USA Today.

These Comparably awards are granted after reviewing 10 million ratings from employees at over 50,000 companies. In making these awards, Comparably.com, the compensation, culture and career monitoring website, identified the top 50 large and small companies in terms of their commitment and success in promoting diversity and inclusion as well as fostering professional development, according to company employees.

EdCast was founded in 2014, has grown to 300 employees, and has offices in Silicon Valley, India and the Netherlands. Clients of EdCast include Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Dell EMC, Diageo, Schneider Electric, CHRISTUS Health, ANZ Bank and NASSCOM, among many others. The company's product offerings include its AI-powered Learning Experience Platform (LXP) and Knowledge Cloud, the EdCast Marketplace, MyGuide, and Spark by EdCast.

"Our annual lists for Best CEOs for Diversity and Best Companies for Professional Development continue to shine a spotlight on the companies and leaders who are setting positive examples for others to learn from and model in their own organizations in both categories," said Comparably CEO Jason Nazar. "It is no surprise to see EdCast and its CEO Karl Mehta on these lists again in 2020."

"We are proud to be included on Comparably's and USA Today's lists of Best Companies for Diversity and Best Companies for Professional Development," says Karl Mehta, Founder and CEO of EdCast. "Since our founding, EdCast has been completely committed to diversity and inclusion. Additionally, with our core business focus on corporate learning and upskilling, we are equally dedicated to the professional development of our employees as well as our clients' employees."

ABOUT EDCAST
EdCast is the AI-Powered Knowledge Cloud solution for unified discovery, personalized learning and knowledge management across the enterprise, including work teams that are more remote and highly distributed than ever. Its award-winning platform is used internationally by Global 2000 companies and large government organizations, including NASSCOM and World Economic Forum, to solve the discovery and curation problems across all external and internal knowledge sources for all employees, wherever they are located. EdCast's offerings include its Learning Experience Platform (LXP), the EdCast Marketplace, Spark by EdCast, and MyGuide. For additional information, visit http://www.edcast.com or follow us on Twitter @EdCast.

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