Fiverr will fold its existing online learning platform, Fiverr Learn, into CreativeLive following the acquisition, according to company officials. "The future favors people and companies that can create, innovate and adapt to a fast-paced work environment," said CreativeLive founder and CEO Chase Jarvis in a statement. "Core to all this is people's ability to learn new skills, to think creatively, and operate with a growth mindset. Once thought to be 'nice to haves,' we now know these attributes are key to success in any industry." Also founded in 2010, Tel Aviv, Israel-based Fiverr filed for an IPO in 2019 and its shares are now publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange. According to the company, four million customers bought services from freelancers on its platform, across more than 160 countries, in the last fiscal year. Related Article: Full Time Employee vs. Freelancer: How to Decide Which You Need Have a tip to share with our editorial team? Drop us a line: