East Midlands Chamber has announced Peritus Learning as a patron.
The patronage enables the Leicester-based online learning provider to benefit from increased engagement with the region’s business community and an amplified voice in policy discussions between the Chamber and political leaders.
Established in 2004, Peritus Learning provides businesses with access to over 180 online courses covering leadership, compliance, IT and professional development. Its learning content has supported more than 100,000 users across a wide range of industries.
East Midlands Chamber Chief Executive Scott Knowles said: “Peritus Learning adds significant value to the Chamber’s operations, supporting workforce development, compliance and leadership growth. Through its online courses and Improve Training platform, Peritus Learning provides engaging, high-quality training that offers a one-stop solution for businesses to meet their regulatory, legislative and skills development needs.
“The Chamber has benefited from Peritus Learning courses for many years and they remain a key part of our internal learning and training toolkit. I’m delighted Peritus Learning is to become a patron, strengthening our longstanding collaboration.”
Peritus Learning CEO Steve Walker said: “We’re proud to become a patron of East Midlands Chamber, an organisation that shares our passion for supporting business growth and developing people.
“At Peritus, our mission is simple: to save the world from per-user pricing when purchasing online learning courses. For too long, organisations have been held back by overcomplicated, overpriced learning models. We believe access to high-quality staff and management training should be simple, scalable, and affordable for every business, not just those with the largest budgets.
“Through our partnership with the Chamber, we’re making that vision a reality. Together, we’ll help members strengthen their workforce capability, build confident leaders, and create meaningful learning cultures across the region. This patronage marks a key step in our continued commitment to making great learning available to everyone.”
