Chess.com Named One of Fast Company’s World’s Most Innovative Companies for 2024
Chess.com, the world’s leading chess platform, has been recognized as one of Fast Company’s World’s Most Innovative Companies for 2024. This prestigious list highlights businesses that are shaping industry and culture through their groundbreaking innovations.
With over 165 million registered users from 190 different countries, Chess.com has created a vibrant global community where players of all levels can learn, play, and connect. The platform hosts major online events such as the Champions Chess Tour, Speed Chess Championships, and Titled Tuesday tournaments, attracting players from around the world.
Chess.com has also introduced innovative features like the Kingdom Chess app, partnerships with Duolingo and Lofi Girl, and exciting events like PogChamps and BlitzChamps. The platform continues to push boundaries and make the timeless game of chess more accessible and enjoyable for its growing community.
“We are honored to be recognized by Fast Company as one of the 50 most innovative companies in the world. This is a testament to the creative energy of our team and the passion of our global chess community,” said Erik Allebest, Chess.com’s CEO.
Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies list showcases organizations that are driving progress and innovation across industries. The list is a comprehensive guide to the innovation economy, highlighting companies that are leading the way in AI, live events, and climate tech.
The Most Innovative Companies Summit and Gala, scheduled for May 16, will celebrate the honorees and provide insights into cutting-edge business trends. This event will offer a glimpse into what it takes to innovate in 2024 and showcase the groundbreaking work of companies like Chess.com.
As Chess.com continues to revolutionize the world of chess and engage millions of players worldwide, its recognition as one of the World’s Most Innovative Companies is a testament to its commitment to innovation and excellence in the gaming industry.