- Collibra is a leader in unified governance for data and AI, recently recognized as a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Data and Analytics Governance Platforms for the second consecutive year.
- In the past year, Collibra raised $250 million in funding led by Sequoia Capital and acquired Deasy Labs to enhance its unified governance platform for unstructured data.
- Collibra has partnered with Snowflake to support data and AI interoperability through the Open Semantic Interchange initiative, aiming to standardize data semantics across organizations.
- The ideal buyer for Collibra includes technology decision-makers in enterprises seeking to enhance AI governance and transparency, addressing concerns around data privacy and compliance, as highlighted by their recent survey showing 84% of decision-makers advocating for increased AI spending.
Engineering (225 employees, about 32%) and Sales and Support (206, about 29%) are the largest groups. Marketing and Product total 86 (about 12%), followed by Business Management at 51 (about 7%), Information Technology at 40 (about 6%), and Finance and Administration at 35 (about 5%). Human Resources has 32 (about 5%), Operations 15 (about 2%), and Legal 10 (about 1%), with an additional 10 employees in Other roles. The mix shows substantial coverage across product development and customer-facing teams, supported by core corporate functions.
Collibra’s workforce is globally distributed, with 457 employees classified under Other locations beyond its named hubs. Among listed sites, New York (81) is the largest, followed by Raleigh (40), Atlanta (25), Brussels (21), Washington, DC (20), Chicago (19), Boston (17), San Francisco (16), and Austin (14). This distribution indicates a sizable remote or multi-office footprint, with concentrations in major U.S. cities and a European presence in Belgium.
