N2X Labs Has Acquired Management Worlds
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N2X Labs Has Acquired Management Worlds

June 1, 2026 N2X Labs 2 min de lecture

N2X Labs is excited to officially announce that we acquired Management Worlds, which will continue operating under its established brand as a wholly-owned subsidiary of N2X Labs.

This acquisition brings together two organizations aligned around leadership development, workforce capability, 360 assessments, and customized business simulation innovations for professional development. Together, our teams, platforms, and long-term vision create new opportunities to accelerate innovation and expand the impact of both organizations.

Over the past 40 years, Management Worlds has built a respected platform and community under the leadership of Lawrence Suda. We want to sincerely thank Larry for what he has created and for the foundation he established over the years. We are also excited that Larry will remain actively involved with the organization as we begin this next chapter together.

Importantly, Management Worlds will retain its name, identity, and mission while gaining access to N2X Labs' broader technology, strategy, and infrastructure. This acquisition strengthens N2X Labs’ position in the evolving market for AI-native capability evaluation, simulation-based learning, and workforce development.

Together, we are building a stronger platform to help organizations evaluate, develop, and validate real-world capability in an AI-driven future.

For N2X Labs, this marks an acceleration of our vision, our platform, and our long-term direction.

To learn more about Management Worlds, click here.

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