The AI-powered engagement and survey platform is recognized for its ability to innovate for the future and elevate inclusive communities

ThoughtExchange, a leading AI engagement and survey platform, announced today that it has secured $13.5M equity financing from InBC Investment Corp. along with existing investors Information Venture Partners, Yaletown Partners, Voyager Capital, HarbourVest and First Generation Capital.

“InBC has an exciting and important mandate and we’re very happy to have them as investors in ThoughtExchange,” said Dave MacLeod, ThoughtExchange’s CEO. “It’s great to have strategic investors who understand inclusion and business success are not in opposition and are instead directly correlated. The world’s top performing organizations value the voice of the communities they serve.”

InBC’s investments work in parallel with the province’s Stronger BC Economic Plan to accomplish inclusive and clean growth over the long term. They identified ThoughtExchange as meeting their impact objectives to innovate for the future and elevate inclusive communities, as well as the potential for financial returns and benefits to the province.

ThoughtExchange stands out as an innovator in engagement technology and problem-solving, gaining significant investment in a tough market. Combining deep AI capabilities with proprietary qualitative survey methods, ThoughtExchange bridges the gap between quantitative sentiment and actionable solutions.

Whether engaging 10 or 10,000 people, modern leaders use the award-winning AI-powered SaaS platform to quickly gain critical insights and improve decision-making. Respondents feel comfortable answering questions candidly and deeply, so leaders have timely access to accurate, nuanced data—while they enable employees to feel heard and valued, communities to listen to diverse perspectives, and leaders to build people’s voices into their decision-making.

Over the past five years, ThoughtExchange’s revenue has surged by 585%, with its customer base more than tripling as organizations prioritize enhancing their decision-making process and encouraging inclusive problem-solving.

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