ClassPass is taking on the $48 billion corporate wellness market:
Since then, the company has been on a roll, ballooning its global footprint from 9,000 partner studios in three countries to over 22,000 partner studios operating in over 200 cities across 20 countries today. The company is now leveraging its massive reach and industry-leading global product catalog -- which includes 5 million recurring fitness and wellness classes -- to storm the highly fragmented corporate wellness market.
“Our mission has always been to help people stay active and alive by connecting them with the best experiences available. We’ve aggressively pursued this mission with consumers, which is why nearly 100 million reservations have been booked on our platform. That’s almost 100 million hours of people’s lives we’ve helped enrich. We’re thrilled to be extending these same
benefits to the leading employers of the world, enabling millions of employees to live their lives even more fully,” said Payal Kadakia, ClassPass founder and executive chairman. Lanman explained that HR teams previously had to piece together multiple wellness and fitness point solutions in every geography, placing a heavy burden on large global companies like Google and Morgan Stanley. In contrast, he says, this new program will provide employers of all sizes access to “the most extensive, one-stop fitness and wellness program in the world.
“Corporate wellness programs should benefit everyone; employees should enjoy greater health and personal wellbeing, and employers should benefit from productive and engaged team members. Unfortunately, most corporate wellness vendors today only make money if they are not utilized, pitting the vendor against the employers and employees they purportedly seek to serve. With ClassPass’ new program, the more people engage in healthy behaviors, the more benefits they receive,” said Lanman.
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Peter Thiel Says CIA Should Investigate Google For Being 'Treasonous'Without offering any evidence, he implied that Chinese intelligence had infiltrated Google.
Read more »
Another leader of the giant Google Walkout protest is leaving the companyMeredith Whittaker previously said she'd suffered retaliation from Google after speaking out against its disastrous AI ethics board.
Read more »
Billionaire Peter Thiel: FBI, CIA should investigate Google
Read more »
Billionaire investor Peter Thiel says the FBI and CIA should investigate GoogleBillionaire investor Peter Thiel spoke at the National Conservatism Conference, where he called Google's work in China 'seemingly treasonous,' Axios reported.
Read more »
'Google is not a patriotic company,' says co-founder of data-mining company PalantirJoe Lonsdale says his fellow Palantir co-founder Peter Thiel was 'courageous' for speaking out against Alphabet's Google.
Read more »