Imax Program Competitors and Similar CompaniesClear all

Imax Program's competitors and similar companies include StemChef, Zovio, Goalbook and Minerva Project.

	Imax Program Imax Program provides personalized educational services intended to improve learning outcomes for students.	StemChef StemChef is a company offering a novel way to teach science through food and cooking to kids.	Zovio Zovio, formerly Bridgepoint Education, provides postsecondary education services.	Goalbook Goalbook is a web-based platform that helps students, educators and schools manage and collaborate around personal learning plans.	Minerva Project Minerva Project is a company developing an educational system.
Founding Date	Founding Date 2009	Founding Date 2017	Founding Date 2004	Founding Date 2011	Founding Date 2011
Type	Type Private	Type Private	Type Public	Type Private	Type Private
Tags	Tags Education content curriculum edtech learning management	Tags Education books content curriculum edtech learning management	Tags Education content curriculum edtech e-learning higher education learning management	Tags Education Technology content curriculum edtech learning management platform	Tags Education content curriculum edtech higher education learning management professional education
Locations	Locations Bengaluru, IN HQ Bengaluru, IN Chennai, IN Pune, IN Secunderabad, IN Vijayawada, IN Visakhapatnam, IN	Locations San Ramon, US HQ	Locations Chandler, US HQ	Locations San Mateo, US HQ	Locations San Francisco, US HQ Buenos Aires, AR Berlin, DE Bengaluru, IN Mumbai, IN New Delhi, IN
Employees	Employees 41	Employees 5	Employees 1,8304% decrease	Employees 191	Employees 771% decrease
Funding
Latest funding round	Latest funding round $ 13.5m (about 8 years ago)	Latest funding round N/A	Latest funding round N/A	Latest funding round $ 950k (over 13 years ago)	Latest funding round $ 57.2m (almost 7 years ago)
Total funding raised	Total funding raised $ 13.5m	Total funding raised N/A	Total funding raised N/A	Total funding raised $ 950k	Total funding raised $ 140.5m