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Pluralsight Relocates Corporate Headquarters to Westlake, Texas

Aug 4, 2025

Strategic move represents a significant milestone in Pluralsight’s business transformation

Westlake, Texas – August 4, 2025— Pluralsight, the leading technology skills development company, today announced the relocation of its corporate headquarters from Draper, Utah to Westlake, Texas. This move supports Pluralsight’s continued transformation and strategy for growth.

“In an exciting milestone for our growth, we are relocating Pluralsight’s headquarters to Westlake, Texas,” said Erin Gajdalo, CEO of Pluralsight. “Texas is an ideal location for our new headquarters given its central location, business-friendly environment, and incredible pool of tech talent. This move will enable us to better serve our customers through in-person collaboration at key points in their user experience. We’re thrilled to be part of the Westlake community and the opportunities it brings for our mutual success.”

Why Pluralsight Chose Westlake, Texas

The decision to relocate comes as part of a broader business transformation and will allow the company to reduce operational costs and reinvest in areas that accelerate innovation, customer success, and long-term growth. Westlake is home to a thriving tech community and provides a collaborative, future-focused ecosystem ideal for scaling technology-driven businesses.

Pluralsight’s new Westlake headquarters will include a customer hub built to support immersive onboarding experiences and long-term partnerships with customers.

Utah Team Members Will Continue Working Remotely

While the company will no longer operate a physical office in Utah, those employees will remain an important part of Pluralsight. The company’s Utah-based employees will continue working remotely, and the company will maintain its strong customer and partner relationships in the region.

To learn more about how Pluralsight helps individuals and organizations close critical technology skill gaps, visit Pluralsight.com.


About Pluralsight

Pluralsight helps organizations build the technology workforce capabilities they need to execute their most critical priorities. Thousands of companies and government organizations around the world rely on Pluralsight to assess workforce readiness, close critical skill gaps, and build the capabilities needed to deliver business outcomes in areas crucial to innovation, including artificial intelligence, cloud computing, cybersecurity, software development, and machine learning. Through expert-led learning, industry-leading skill assessments, hands-on practice, and workforce insights, Pluralsight helps technology teams keep pace with changing technology and business needs. For more information, visit http://pluralsight.com.

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