The Conversations We Need for Education in 2025
December 19, 2024 BlogAt Tyton Partners, we occupy a unique vantage point within the education sector. We act as a strategic…
For-profit, early-stage investment in the postsecondary education ecosystem more than tripled from 2010 to 2013, and investments through October 2014 suggest continued growth in the amount of capital flowing into postsecondary-oriented businesses. Capital flow increases since 2010 are largely driven by increased volume in seed and early-stage venture capital investment. The Education Delivery and Software/Services segments have seen the most significant levels of early-stage investment in this period. A closer look at investments in companies in the Education Delivery segment reveals that dollars are increasingly directed to non-credit, non-accredited companies (e.g., bootcamps) seeking to augment, and in some cases replace, traditional postsecondary education models.