Workhuman Announces Expansion in Dublin to Meet Demand for Employee Engagement Solution

• Workhuman will invest €2.8M in office space in Ireland by year-end 2023

• Gross revenues reached $876M in 2021, up 28% on the previous year; recorded billings of more than $1.1BN and $287M in net platform revenue

• Tech industry leader appointed to the board

Workhuman, the company revolutionising how employees celebrate, connect with, and appreciate each other in the workplace,announced its 2021 revenues and billings, the appointment of a new board member, and the investment of €2.8M to expand its physical presence in Ireland with a new state-of-the-art facility. The growth reflects a widespread movement among global enterprises to harness a culture of appreciation, which drove gross revenues in 2021 to reach more than $876M, up 28% from $682M in 2020.

“We are very excited to add Vidya to the Workhuman board. Her deep expertise and experience with customer success building and managing operating efficiencies in the technology space make her a valuable addition to our board”

In 2021, Workhuman recorded billings of more than $1.1 billion, along with $287M in net platform revenue. In addition, the company, which has nearly seven million people on its platform, processed more than 12 million billable awards (moments of recognition with a monetary value associated with them) in 2021 – a near-50% increase from the previous year.

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“Workhuman is on an incredible trajectory, growing 28% year-over-year, as organisations continue to understand the impact that employee recognition can have on both their humans and their bottom line. Employees are worth more than any other tangible asset in the global economy. Between voluntary turnover and disengaged employees, organisations are battling a $1 trillion problem,” said Scott Dussault, Chief Financial Officer at Workhuman. “Workhuman’s employee recognition programme can save enterprises millions in turnover costs, and our customers feel the positive impact of a culture of gratitude and appreciation on their bottom line. We’re proud of our growth and look forward to helping more organisations meet today’s biggest human capital challenges.”

Workhuman also announced that it has appointed to its board Vidya Peters, former Chief Operating Officer at Marqeta, a modern card-issuing platform. Previously, she was the Chief Marketing Officer at MuleSoft, acquired by Salesforce, and before that, she held various strategy and marketing roles at Intuit and Bain & Company. Peters brings a wealth of go-to-market and operating experience to the Workhuman board and will immediately replace Lorrie Norrington. She holds a B.S. in Industrial Engineering from Northwestern University, an MPA in Public Administration from Harvard University, and an MBA in Marketing and Finance from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management. Peters was named one of the Most Influential Women in the payments industry by American Banker in 2022.

“We are very excited to add Vidya to the Workhuman board. Her deep expertise and experience with customer success building and managing operating efficiencies in the technology space make her a valuable addition to our board,” said Workhuman CEO Eric Mosley. “We would like to thank Lorrie for her many contributions that had a positive impact on the growth and success of the company.”

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As part of its €2.8M investment in Dublin, Workhuman expanded its physical footprint by approximately 15,000 square feet with a brand-new facility. In addition to more physical space, the company revamped its in-office perks to prioritise its employees’ professional success, health, and emotional well-being and safety. These improvements include wellness, fitness, learning and development spaces, and more.

“After spending years at home during the pandemic, employees have never been more aware of what they expect from their work and workplace. They have new and increased expectations of their employers and workplaces — desiring a dramatically different and better experience than the one they left. Our new workplace goes far beyond the physical space into every aspect of the employee experience throughout the workday, tying together space, technology, behaviours, and amenities,” said Jess Klay, VP of Global Workplace Experience Design at Workhuman. “The new way of working is making the workplace a destination, not an office. We have created a space that supports our culture and strengthens our community.”

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