Industry Dive

Industry Dive was formed in 2012 by Sean Griffey (president), Eli Dickinson (chief technology officer), and Ryan Willumson (chief revenue officer). It was funded with $900,000 from private investors in 2012 and 2013. The company covered five industries: construction, education, marketing, utility, and waste. In 2016, it began its Dive Awards. Industry Dive's revenues quadrupled from 2015 to 2018, putting it in the top half of the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 and the top 20 percent of the Inc. Top 5000 list. In 2019, Falfurrias Capital Partners acquired a majority stake in the company. ID's content marketing clients included IBM, Siemens, and UPS. In 2020, DCA Live named Industry Dive to its "Red Hot Companies" list, which recognizes the D.C. area's 'fastest-growing' companies. In the same year, Industry Dive acquired CFO. In 2021, Industry Dive acquired PharmaVOICE. In 2022, it was purchased by Informa plc, which bought its majority stake from Falfurrias Capital Partners for about $530 million. ==Publications==

Industry Dive provides news coverage of a variety of industries including agriculture, banking, construction, education, fashion, healthcare, and manufacturing, each using a different website: • Agriculture Dive • Automotive Dive • Banking Dive • BioPharma Dive • CFO • CFO Dive • CIO Dive • Construction Dive • C-Store Dive • Cybersecurity Dive • Education Dive • Facilities Dive • Fashion Dive • Food Dive • Grocery Dive • Healthcare Dive • Higher Ed Dive • Hotel Dive • HR Dive • K-12 Dive • Legal Dive • Manufacturing Dive • Marketing Dive • MedTech Dive • Mobile Marketer • Multifamily Dive • Packaging Dive • Payments Dive • PharmaVoice • Restaurant Dive • Retail Dive • Smart Cities Dive • Social Media Today • Supply Chain Dive • Trucking Dive • Utility Dive • Waste Dive ==Awards==

Industry Dive publications have received several national and regional Awards of Excellence from the American Society of Business Publication Editors, including for a series of 2020 articles about Big Pharma and the race for the coronavirus vaccine. The Washington Post recognized Industry Dive as a top place to work for four consecutive years, from 2016 to 2020. == See also ==