Lessonly’s new customer community, LlamaNation, connects learners from more than 1,000 teams that leverage the organization’s training software to Do Better Work.
Lessonly, the leader in online training software, surpassed a significant growth milestone with more than three million learners receiving training via the Lessonly platform. At the highest level, this growth stems from Lessonly’s commitment to “put learners first” and deliver a top-rated LMS that prioritizes the end-user.
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A key factor in Lessonly’s continued growth is the creation of its new customer community, LlamaNation, which virtually connects more than 500 users from 35 different countries and 114 cities. The members, who are lovingly referred to as llamas, share best practices, connect with other leaders in the training space, and provide valuable feedback on Lessonly’s products and services.
“My relationship with Lessonly is best described as a collaborative effort to create the best training environment for Lovesac’s employees,” said Samantha, a Training Coordinator at Lovesac. “Meeting others in the training field and having the accessibility to sessions where I’m able to learn more to enhance my skills have been the most valuable parts of the LlamaNation community for me.”
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“Here at Lessonly, we always say our customers are our heroes,” said Kyle Lacy, Chief Marketing Officer at Lessonly. “And, we wouldn’t be able to grow and evolve our company like we have without the incredible community of learners and llamas in LlamaNation.”
Lessonly has experienced significant growth in 2020 sparked from its Series C fundraise and an increased need for online training software. As Lessonly looks ahead to 2021, the organization will continue to work with the LlamaNation community to develop and release new products, specifically around skill development and practice.
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