INDIANAPOLIS (Feb. 27, 2019) – ActiveCampaign, a provider of
intelligence-driven sales and marketing automation for small businesses,
announced plans today to add more than 200 employees in its new Indianapolis
office in order to keep up with growing demand from clients across more than
150 countries.
“Central Indiana continues to develop its reputation of fostering a
thriving tech community that helps to attract new businesses like
ActiveCampaign,” Governor Eric J. Holcomb said. “As a state, we’re investing in
innovation to further strengthen our entrepreneurial ecosystem and in skilling
up our workforce to ensure that this growing tech community will have access to
a strong and sizable talent pool for years to come.”
ActiveCampaign, which helps growing businesses meaningfully connect and engage
with their customers, has surpassed $60 million in annual recurring revenue,
with over 700% revenue growth in the last three years. The Indianapolis office,
which opened in January, is a fast follow to the company’s newest office in
Sydney, Australia, which opened in August of last year.
The Chicago-based company employs 400 employees across its Chicago, Sydney and
Indianapolis offices. ActiveCampaign is currently hiring across the board,
specifically focusing on engineering roles in Indianapolis with plans to add 10
engineers each month.
“Indianapolis opens up a ton of opportunities for ActiveCampaign with great
marketing technology talent,” said Jason VandeBoom, founder and CEO of
ActiveCampaign. “As we’ve grown so quickly, we knew the Indianapolis marketing
technology ecosystem and its local talent would be a great place for us to
continue our expansion. Last year, we welcomed Indianapolis-based CTO, Tony
Newcome, and we’re looking forward to welcoming new team members to help us
scale the ActiveCampaign platform to continue to give small businesses the
tools they need to create great experiences for their customers.”
To accommodate its growing team, ActiveCampaign will invest more than $10
million in its Indianapolis operations over the next several years.
ActiveCampaign will continue to operate at 55 Monument Circle for now, and is
actively looking for a more permanent space as it is quickly expanding in
Indianapolis.
“Marketing technology has a home in Indianapolis,” said Indianapolis Mayor Joe
Hogsett. “Companies like ActiveCampaign recognize the amazing talent
Indianapolis provides, and as one of the fastest-growing cities for digital job
growth, we are living up to our moniker of the tech capital of the Midwest. We
applaud ActiveCampaign for their success and hope our community will play a
significant role in their future growth.”
Pending approval from the Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC) board
of directors, the IEDC will offer ActiveCampaign up to $6.2 million in
conditional tax credits based on the company’s job creation plans. These tax
credits are performance-based, meaning until Hoosiers are hired, the company is
not eligible to claim incentives. The city of Indianapolis supports the project
at the request of Develop Indy, a business unit of the Indy Chamber.
