Industry ecosystem leaders, area-specific business associations, and higher ed institutions use Venly’s platform to help local businesses grow, create jobs, and strengthen each community served. These Ecosystem leaders, along with their suppliers, partners, and customers define their communities by:

Industry – Market category-driven value chains such as Food and Agricultural Wholesale Distribution ecosystems and related Standard Occupational Classifications (SOCs) such as Health and Safety Engineers.

Geography – Connected locations such as neighborhoods, towns, regions, and countries.

Demographic – Population connections such as Native American-owned Businesses in the Cheyenne River Reservation or Black-owned Businesses in West Virginia.

Topic – Interest groups such as teams working on Type 1 diabetes by region and demographic or more general topics such as health, safety, or cybersecurity.

Venly connects small & local businesses to a common exchange for collaboration and innovation. Community ecosystems grow by defining shared objectives and shared initiatives that are efficient, effective, and cybersecure.

Venly provides community ecosystems with Networked AI & Big Data-powered capabilities that enable small & local businesses to apply their unique expertise. Specifically, Venly’s platform enables training and support across four tracks:

1. Social media-based Outreach & Engagement.
2. Ecommerce.
3. Cloud-based Operations.
4. Cybersecurity.

Using Venly’s systems, the Peake Fellowship trains and certifies recent college graduates and returning veterans to work with business owners. Learn how to apply for a one-year Peake Fellowship.