Blue Studios aims to educate 1 billion students globally across 100 cities and build a digital content library of 10,000 hours.
Global Millennial Capital, the emerging consumer specialist venture capital investor based in Dubai is pleased to announce its first investment as part of Millennial Consumer Innovation Fund II. The investor has completed its first transaction by becoming a major investor in Blue Studios, a Silicon Valley ed-tech venture founded by Kelley O. Cambry, an African American woman entrepreneur.
Blue Studios Inc established in 2019 is a subscription-based digital education platform with a business model that falls at the intersection of e-commerce and ed-tech, providing on demand STEM classes online. Global e-learning market is a USD 238 billion market opportunity with 60% concentration outside of USA. The COVID 19 crisis has accelerated the adoption of users with various e-learning ventures growing their customer base more than threefold. Blue Studios is a managed marketplace that connects families to the best STEM classes taught by the best instructors.
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The company has been previously backed by global investors such as 500 Startups and Techstars. Global Millennial Capital aims to work along with the founders to support the global expansion ambitions by introducing the ed-tech marketplace into emerging markets and connecting them with local influencer and teacher talent, among other corporate development initiatives. “We’re delighted to work with Global Millennial Capital. Our ambitions from the beginning have been to think global first. We share their passion in providing accessible, scalable opportunities to the busy, connected modern family,” says Cambry.
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