Portland startup OpenSesame raises $28M to expand corporate training marketplace

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OpenSesame, a startup that operates a marketplace for corporate learning programs, has raised a $28 million round to fuel growth.

Founded in 2011, the Portland, Ore.-based company runs a marketplace similar to Amazon or Alibaba, but with a focus on online training classes for employees. OpenSesame

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