According to a recent LinkedIn post from Techstars, portfolio company ivee, founded by sisters Amelia and Lydia Miller, has reached 100,000 users and is working with 50 companies on AI-focused upskilling. The post notes that ivee originated as a platform to help women re-enter the workforce but has since pivoted to address broader professional needs in AI skills development.
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The company’s LinkedIn post highlights that ivee now offers personalized AI training plans and skill profiles designed to be trusted by employers, suggesting an emphasis on measurable capability rather than generic training. For investors tracking Techstars, this traction and product evolution may indicate growing demand for targeted AI upskilling solutions, potentially enhancing the value of Techstars’ stake in ivee and reinforcing its positioning in the future-of-work and human capital technology segments.