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About Workrise Stock
Founded
2014
Headquarters
Austin, TX, US
Total Funding
815M
Industries
Software, Professional Services, Administrative Services
Workrise is a technology company that aims to develop a platform to support the skilled trade workforce. Its platform serves as a marketplace for workers and business in the energy industry. The company also claims to enable energy industry companies to contact workers in oil and gas, solar, and wind.Â
Workrise was founded as RigUp in 2014 by Michael Witte, Sandeep Jain, and Xuan Yong and it is headquartered in Austin, Texas. Notable investors include Founders Fund, Bedrock Capital, Andreessen Horowitz, Moore Strategic Ventures, 137 Ventures, and Brookfield Growth Partners.
Workrise Press Mentions
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Workrise Launches Workrise Vendor Management, a Source-to-Pay Solution Designed to Revolutionize How Energy Companies and Vendors Work Together
businesswire ⢠Jul 11, 2024
âThe Heart of Our Success is the Well-Being of Our Employeesâ
builtinaustin ⢠Jun 25, 2024
Workrise Names Dave Moxey as Company's First Chief Marketing Officer
businesswire ⢠Jun 25, 2024
Workrise Hires First-Ever Chief Marketing Officer
builtinaustin ⢠May 20, 2024
Energy Company Workrise Hires New CEO
builtinaustin ⢠Apr 06, 2024
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Workrise Management
Leadership team at Workrise
Chief Executive Officer
Xuan Yong
Chief Operating Officer
Michael Witte
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