Eagle Point Software Acquires Global eTraining

The acquisition expands technical learning offerings for architecture, engineering, construction and manufacturing professionals, with further investment planned in workforce development technologies.

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DUBUQUE, IA, Nov 3, 2026 – Eagle Point Software has acquired Global eTraining, a Canada-based provider of online learning solutions, expanding its training offerings for professionals in architecture, engineering, construction, operations (AECO), design, and manufacturing. The acquisition would support expanded learning offerings and investment in technologies for workforce development and software adoption.

“We have a great deal of respect for what Global eTraining has built and accomplished,” said John Biver, CEO of Eagle Point Software. “What makes this opportunity exciting is how well our organizations complement one another. We share a commitment to our customers and a belief in the importance of helping people get the most out of their technology. By bringing our teams together, we can build on that foundation and create new opportunities for our customers, employees, and partners.”

Eagle Point Software also plans to develop additional approaches to technical training as organizations adapt to changing workflows and advances in artificial intelligence (AI).

“We’ve spent years building Global eTraining around our customers, and finding an organization that shares that commitment was essential as we considered our future,” said Susan Brattberg, co-founder and chief customer officer of Global eTraining. “Eagle Point shares our values and vision for helping people learn faster, retain more, save time and apply skills to real-world projects. Joining forces allows us to build on what we’ve accomplished, expand our capabilities and continue delivering the service our customers expect. We’re deeply grateful to the teams, customers and partners who have shaped both companies’ journeys. Together, we’re just GeTting started!”

Sampford Advisors served as financial advisor to Global eTraining, while Bryan & Company LLP provided legal counsel. Ascentage Advisors advised Eagle Point Software, continuing its advisory relationship with the company. Pierce Atwood LLP served as Eagle Point Software’s legal counsel.

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About Eagle Point Software

Eagle Point Software, founded in 1983 and based in Dubuque, IA, provides learning management tools for the architecture, engineering, construction, and manufacturing sectors. Its core product, Pinnacle Series, delivers structured, on-demand content, workflow-based learning paths, and internal knowledge-sharing features aimed at improving technical proficiency and software utilization. The platform supports adoption of popular software, including Autodesk, Microsoft, and Bluebeam, and is used by over 500,000 professionals globally. Additional offerings include Pinnacle Lite, designed for small teams, and KnowledgeSmart, which enables skills assessment and gap analysis. The company’s focus is on helping firms standardize training and support resources to reduce rework and improve productivity. Eagle Point employs around 80 people.

About Global eTraining

Global eTraining is a Canadian company that provides online technical training and workplace learning software. Founded in 2009, it is headquartered in Alberta, Canada. The company serves architecture, engineering, construction, design and manufacturing organizations, including contractors, engineering firms, educational institutions and government agencies. Its training courses cover engineering software, building information modeling and workplace procedures. The company’s platform supports employee onboarding, skills assessments, customized training and progress tracking. Organizations can develop training materials based on internal processes and project requirements. The software also includes artificial intelligence tools for course development and skills assessment.

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