Alchemist Group Acquires The Experiential Learning Group

LONDON - EntSun -- Alchemist Group, the parent company behind a portfolio of best-in-class learning brands, today announced the acquisition of The Experiential Learning Group (TELG), a UK-based training company and its three brands: PCA, PCA Law, and Youd Andrews.

TELG is widely recognised for its innovative approach to experiential learning, and for delivering high-impact, practice-led development to some of the world's most respected organisations. With this move, Alchemist Group expands its ability to deliver premium experiential learning solutions through a unified portfolio of specialist brands.

TELG serves a global base of leading FTSE 100 and Fortune 500 companies, as well as some of the largest international law firms. To date, the group has helped more than 300,000 professionals across 60 countries strengthen their people capabilities.

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The addition strengthens Alchemist Group's already impressive experiential credentials, particularly in leadership development.

"We've significantly deepened our ability to deliver behaviour-based experiential learning at scale," said Stuart Packham, CEO of Alchemist Group. "Each brand brings a distinctive strength, and together with Alchemist and RAIN Group, we're offering clients access to world-class, immersive development."

The transaction was supported by Alchemist Group's sponsor, Horizon Capital, and marks another major step in the organisation's global expansion strategy. This milestone builds on Alchemist Group's acquisition of RAIN Group in November 2024, which brought best-in-class sales training and coaching into the fold. With the addition of Youd Andrews, the Group expands its capabilities in immersive, experiential learning through a unique simulation led by current and former C-suite executives that prepares sellers to succeed in complex enterprise deals.

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"These acquisitions are proof of the pace at which we're building something extraordinary," Packham added. "Alchemist expanded its leadership development capabilities into the U.S. market last year, in collaboration with RAIN Group, marking a strategic investment in delivering experiential learning solutions to North American clients. Combined with the addition of TELG, we're positioned to scale even faster, without sacrificing depth or quality."

The transition offers even greater access to scalable and sustainable solutions for TELG's clients, along with access to broader global delivery, shared innovation, and operational support.

"This marks a pivotal new chapter for our brands and clients," said Joe Fredericks, CEO of TELG. "The demand for immersive learning has never been higher. Clients have been asking for high-impact experiential learning across human-centred leadership and sales. Together with Alchemist and RAIN Group, we're able to deliver that at scale globally, without losing the specialist focus that defines our brands."

Fredericks added, "Together, the brands will deliver a broader, more integrated suite of experiential learning solutions to help organisations thrive in today's complex, high-stakes business environment."