Digital learning startup relocates HQ to St. Petersburg

A startup that creates e-learning courses for businesses will open in downtown St. Petersburg. 

Enovate Learning LLC, founded in 2019, announced on its social media accounts that it will be relocating from Marietta, Georgia to St. Petersburg and will be based in the Station House co-working space. 

“We are thrilled to be moving our company to St. Petersburg, Florida, as the area will provide a foundation for new growth initiatives going forward. The Tampa Bay area is one of the top business growth areas for female-owned businesses offering an educated, diverse talent pool and a growing tech scene, ideal for Enovate Learning’s future,” Rema Merrick, owner of Enovate Learning, said in a statement. 

The move to St. Petersburg will be effective as of Aug. 1. The company is also a member of the St. Petersburg Chamber of Commerce. 

Enovate Learning creates self-paced eLearning courses, scenario-based courses, software simulations, games, animated videos and assessments. The company uses platforms such as Adobe Captivate and Articulate Storyline 360, according to its website. 

The training courses include tutorials, software simulations, job aids, participant/instructor guides, manuals, animated videos, graphics and feedback surveys using the latest educational development technologies and tools.

Enovate Learning founder Merrick leads the design and development of all projects. She has over seven years of experience creating interactive learning experiences for organizations in the airline, natural gas, automotive and other industries, according to Enovate Learning’s website. 

Enovate Learning joins many other tech-based companies that have made the recent move to St. Petersburg, including Shamrck, Spontivly and Procoto, which also relocated from Georgia to St. Pete.