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At Grammarly, we strive to make work easier and more productive in every interaction across your workflow. Our customers at Atlassian, HackerOne, Eventbrite, and OneSource Virtual, share how they rely on Grammarly’s secure AI assistance as essential to unblocking communication barriers and empowering their employees to move work forward.

I just returned from an incredible trip to Grammarly’s Kyiv hub. First and foremost, I want to express my deep respect for the remarkable resilience, perseverance, and bravery of the people of Ukraine. Grammarly has strong roots in Ukraine, and we remain steadfast in supporting Ukraine and our team members there. It was fantastic to spend time with our Ukraine-based team, digging into project updates and exciting demos of upcoming launches (and also playing some competitive ping-pong!). Grammarly’s in-person weeks allow for an incomparable sense of collaboration; I returned to San Francisco energized by the innovation happening across the company to ensure that Grammarly enables more enterprises, teams, and individuals to do their best and most productive work. I was also honored to meet Mykhailo Fedorov, Ukraine’s Deputy Prime Minister for Innovation, Education, Science and Technology Development and Minister of Digital Transformation of Ukraine. He’s a thoughtful and visionary leader, and I’m excited to explore how Grammarly can contribute to the forward-looking AI initiatives driven by his team. Over the past few years, Grammarly has been proud to support UNITED24's fundraising efforts for Ukraine. Meeting the UNITED24 team in Kyiv was incredibly moving, and it was inspiring to learn how our contributions and those of many others have helped Ukraine’s humanitarian and rebuilding efforts. We believe in the power of community to amplify impact and encourage contributions to support Ukraine: https://u24.gov.ua. I will cherish the memories from this trip and am deeply grateful for this time spent in Kyiv. Slava Ukraini! Glory to Ukraine! 💙💛

As AI adoption spreads across industries and employees at every level, leaders of all functions must understand the evolving regulatory environment. In this month’s edition of “AI Responsibly,” our Senior Counsel, Product and Privacy, Scout Moran dives into this timely topic, offering invaluable insights for anyone developing or deploying AI. In addition to an overview of key AI regulations, you will learn how to: 🔍 Identify critical go/no-go decisions in AI vendor selection 🔍 Conduct due diligence on data flow and architecture 🔍 Implement ongoing monitoring practices Don’t let regulatory complexity slow down your AI initiatives. Instead, arm yourself with the knowledge to navigate this rapidly changing landscape with confidence. Let’s build a future where innovation and compliance go hand in hand. 🤝

It’s an exciting day at Grammarly as we welcome the newest additions to our leadership team: Mark Schaaf as Chief Technology Officer and Navam Welihinda as Chief Financial Officer! Mark and Navam both bring deep expertise in scaling technology companies—like Instacart, HashiCorp, and Thumbtack, to name a few—and we’re fortunate to have their seasoned leadership at this pivotal moment for Grammarly. We look forward to Mark and Navam’s guidance as people and teams everywhere count on Grammarly to enhance communication and reach their potential with AI. 📈 Learn more about the newest Grammarlians: https://gram.ly/3TDyoCk

Another Dreamforce is in the books! Our Chief Revenue Officer, Matt Rosenberg, took the stage to discuss how, when developed responsibly and accessibly, AI can level the playing field and help create a more inclusive workplace. Meanwhile, our VP of Product Management, Luke Behnke, sat down with the Salesforce team to share tips on how rapidly growing businesses can use AI to address real workplace challenges and detail how Salesforce has helped Grammarly to scale smoothly. We’re all for sharing what we’ve picked up along our 15-year journey of improving communication to increase productivity—because when employees succeed, businesses succeed. #DF24 #AI

Grammarly’s internship program is designed to cultivate the next generation of tech talent. ✨ This year, we welcomed 12 exceptional interns from Germany and the US. In this blog post, they share their experiences and the valuable insights they gained while getting involved in our key company initiatives. #Internships #Hiring

Translation just got easier. 🌏 Our translation feature lets you work in 19 languages right where you type, so you can skip the tab toggling and stay focused. The feature uses AI to deliver precise, accurate translations that help you bridge language gaps without worrying about mistakes, whether you're creating an international ad or messaging a colleague in another country. Learn more ➡️ gram.ly/3ZsPjLN

We 💚 this postcard from G2 CMO Sydney Sloan’s presentation at SaaStr Annual 2024. Grammarly helps bring out your best work, no matter which applications you use to get things done—and we’re proud to see our AI recognized as a leader on G2’s grid.

I’m excited to join forces at Salesforce's Dreamforce with Catherine Nichols, Sarah Bernard, and Derek Featherstone to explore how companies use AI to support professionals with disabilities! When developed responsibly and accessibly, AI levels the playing field and supports everyone in doing their best work. Join us for a conversation on how AI can be harnessed to shape a more inclusive future. See you there! #DF24 https://lnkd.in/gaCmwCwb

AI shouldn’t make your tech stack more complicated.💡 That’s why Grammarly enhances your existing tools, so your team can focus on driving real business outcomes. Our CEO, Rahul Roy-Chowdhury, joined Redpoint’s Unsupervised Learning podcast to share how Grammarly supports effective communication across all the platforms you use daily. ⏯️ Catch the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/dM9DTU63