Overview
Knoetic is a New York people analytics platform combining workforce data and AI for chief people officers[1]. The company operates CPOHQ, described as "The #1 platform giving 3,000+ Chief People Officers superpowers" through a curated community of people leaders, an AI Chief of Staff for CPOs, and a team of AI agents for people organizations[2]. According to CPOHQ, the platform has raised $50+ million from investors including Adam Grant and Accel[3]. The community reports 3,000+ CPOs, 30,000+ conversations in confidential spaces, 300+ proprietary playbooks, and 1,000+ benchmarks from peer benchmarking[4]. Members include people leaders from OpenAI, Anthropic, Figma, Notion, Discord, Duolingo, McDonald's, Brex, Datadog, GitHub, Zoom, and Asana[5]. Knoetic maintains an in-person team in New York City[6].
Knoetic operates CPOHQ, which it describes as "The #1 platform giving 3,000+ Chief People Officers superpowers" through "a curated community of world-class people leaders, an AI Chief of Staff just for CPOs, and a team of AI agents for your people org". [2]
Knoetic's careers page invites candidates to "Come build with us in NYC", describes the team as "a handpicked, AI-first, in-person team in NYC", and lists open roles including Head of Special Projects as "New York City, Full-time". [6]
Funding history
Knoetic's CPOHQ site states the company has raised "$50+ million from the world's top investors (Adam Grant, Accel, +100 more)". [3]
Growth & traction
CPOHQ reports 3,000+ CPOs in its community, "30,000+ conversations" in confidential spaces, 300+ proprietary playbooks and "1,000+ benchmarks" from live peer benchmarking. [4]
Customers
CPOHQ lists people leaders from OpenAI, Anthropic, Figma, Notion, Discord, Duolingo, McDonald's, Brex, Datadog, GitHub, Zoom and Asana among its members. [5]
Backers
Accel
Global venture capital firm that positions itself as a first partner to exceptional startup teams worldwide.
Menlo Ventures
Early-stage venture capital firm founded in 1976 investing in AI, healthcare, consumer, cybersecurity, fintech, infrastructure, robotics and SaaS, with $3 billion in new capital earmarked for AI startups.
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