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Imperative

www.imperative.com

 
Imperative is the enterprise peer coaching platform that combines AI technology and behavioral science to manage, scale, and measure peer coaching programs that address the needs for social connection and learning in the new world of work. Imperative is powered by its employee purpose profiling technology that enables the platform to accelerate trust between employees and enable everyone to serve as a coach for each other - reducing voluntary turnover by 35%. Since its launch in 2020, large and quickly growing companies like Microsoft, Hasbro, Accolade, GSK, Boston Scientific, Airbnb, and Zillow have adopted the platform to break down barriers ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.imperative.com
  • 1201 Second Avenue Suite 917
    Seattle, WA USA 98101
  • Phone: 530.260.1502

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
J.R. Jesson
 Chief Technology Officer Profile

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