Invoiced Amounts Growth
Consolidated invoiced amounts grew 5% year-over-year; Enterprise division invoiced amounts grew 7% to $52.0M, with Enterprise North America up 7% (10% excluding government) and Enterprise International invoiced amounts up 7% (International Direct Offices +14%).
Deferred Revenue Expansion
Consolidated deferred revenue balance increased 7% year-over-year to $101.5M; North America billed deferred subscription revenue grew 16% year-over-year to approximately $59M and the percentage of revenue under multiyear contracts increased to 62%.
Adjusted EBITDA and Profitability Progress
Adjusted EBITDA for Q2 was $4.1M, up 99% (an increase of $2.0M) compared with prior-year quarter; North America segment adjusted EBITDA rose $1.1M to $5.9M; International adjusted EBITDA improved to $1.0M from $0.5M.
Strong Free Cash Flow and Operating Cash Flow Turnaround
Q2 free cash flow was $13.2M versus negative $3.6M prior year; cash flow from operating activities for first two quarters increased 28% to $16.4M, driven by improved receivables collections and higher invoiced amounts.
Subscription & Contract Momentum
Consolidated subscription and subscription services revenue recognized increased 3% to $50.9M; consolidated subscription and committed services invoiced amounts rose 16% to $39.3M; total value of contracts signed grew 8% to $53.7M (Enterprise +12%).
Education Division Strength
Education reported revenue grew 16% in the quarter to $17.5M; Education subscription-related revenue increased 19% to $12.0M and Education adjusted EBITDA turned positive to $0.4M from a loss of $0.3M.
Cost Discipline and SG&A Reduction
Operating SG&A expenses declined 6% year-over-year to $41.2M, reflecting cost-reduction measures and restructuring actions that improved adjusted EBITDA and operating leverage.
Strong Liquidity and Capital Returns
Total liquidity over $76M (including $13.7M cash and a $62.5M undrawn credit facility). The company repurchased ~922k shares (~$16.5M) in Q2 and ~1.6M shares YTD (~$28.1M) under a $50M authorization, signaling confidence and shareholder returns.
Strategic Positioning Around AI and Client Expansion
Management emphasized increased demand for leadership and change-management services in AI transformations; reported one of the strongest expansion quarters and noted that current solutions typically reach only 5%–10% of employee populations, implying substantial internal growth opportunity.