IBM Ventures Invests in Leena AI

Oct 20, 2026
IBM Ventures is investing in Leena AI to support its AI Colleague platform, which automates HR, IT, and finance workflows.

IBM Ventures is investing in Leena AI, the companies said in a press release. The investment will support Leena AI's growth and its AI Colleague platform.

The platform uses autonomous AI agents to resolve employee requests and complete workflows across HR, IT, and finance systems. It connects with software from SAP, Workday, Salesforce, Oracle, and ServiceNow. Leena AI serves more than 500 enterprises globally.

IBM Ventures is IBM's venture capital arm and invests in early and growth stage companies working in AI, security, and quantum computing. Leena AI's existing investors include Greycroft and Bessemer Venture Partners.

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