New York – September 15, 2026 -- PerceivIQ, a decision intelligence platform for workforce and economic development organizations, has partnered with Revelio Labs to give civic organizations access to labor market data spanning 1.1 billion professional profiles, 5 billion job postings and 30 million companies across 195 countries.
The deal marks Revelio Labs' formal entry into the civic market at scale, positioning PerceivIQ as an authorized reseller of Revelio workforce data for Workforce Development Boards, Economic Development Organizations, Regional Chambers, Trade Associations and community colleges.
Civic groups gain real-time employer tracking previously reserved for large corporations
Through PerceivIQ's product suite, civic organizations can now size the true labor market for sector partnerships using real-time employment data, track named employers expanding or contracting before changes become public, and set defensible wage floors for sector training investments. The platform also validates career pathway recommendations against actual labor market outcomes and quantifies program results for funders and administrators.
Michael Church, founder of PerceivIQ, said civic leaders have often been forced to rely on data that is months old, undermining bold decision-making. He said the platform is designed to give workforce leaders the confidence to act on current market conditions rather than defaulting to the safest option.
Revelio Terminal launch expands data access for PerceivIQ's civic clients
The partnership coincides with the launch of the Revelio Terminal, a new platform unifying Revelio's data, analytics, research, applications and AI capabilities into a single interface. The expanded intelligence will be directly accessible to PerceivIQ's civic clients.
Ben Zweig, CEO of Revelio Labs, said the collaboration aims to push the boundaries of economic development solutions and impact workforce readiness across communities.
PerceivIQ founder previously scaled eIMPACT before its 2023 acquisition by Lightcast
Church previously co-founded eIMPACT, which became a leading data visualization platform for workforce and economic development organizations before its acquisition by Lightcast in December 2023.