EdTech founder raised $50M during COVID boom while balancing profits and social impact

One, everyone was going remote. So sometimes professors who were like, oh, I want my students to study in print, they totally appreciate it. They have to, you know, use digital. Two, a lot of the publishers were like, wow, our print business completely declined. Here, you can have digital. You can have e and you can sell globally. And then the third is edtech really picked up as a boom during COVID, and that's when we raised, you know, a 50,000,000 round, and we were able to scale quite quickly. So that helped us up, helped us massively. And that got us the critical mass of content, critical mass of users to have a lot of scale to then get the remaining publishers we were missing.

Yeah. And the I mean, you you guys are in a fortunate spot where it seems like there's a a really big business opportunity, but it's also has a very positive impact on society. Right? Which are definitely seen often as at odds with each other. You know, whether you can build a sort of positive social impact company that's also a huge business. I wonder how you've balanced those two things, like, whether they have ever felt like they're at odds with each other,