Mural Company Profile

Mural makes a visual workspace where teams brainstorm, run workshops, and align on strategy through shared digital boards enhanced with AI tools. Beyond its core whiteboard, the company owns LUMA Institute, a subsidiary offering facilitation methods and training that complement the Mural product for workshops and stakeholder mapping.

Its customers span research and development, sales, and consulting teams inside enterprises running remote or hybrid collaboration. Mural was co-founded in Argentina by Mariano Suarez-Battan in 2011 and now operates from the United States. A notable fact: the company is a fully remote organization, with staff describing its culture as built entirely around distributed, visual teamwork.

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No. Mural is a private company; its shares do not trade on a public exchange.

The last valuation is $2B.

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