Bizzabo lays off dozens of employees in restructuring, Calcalist reports

Israeli business outlet Calcalist reported on September 2, 2026 that event technology company Bizzabo laid off dozens of employees in Israel and across its global operations. According to the report, the company had about 150 employees before the cuts. Bizzabo described the changes as a restructuring of its organizational structure to support a faster way of working and building for the events market. The exact number of roles cut was not disclosed.

The details

• Bizzabo was founded in 2011 by Eran Ben-Shushan, Boaz Katz and Alon Alroy.
• Calcalist reports the company has raised about $200 million from investors including Insight Partners, Viola Growth, OurCrowd, Next47 and Pilot Growth Equity.
• Its platform covers registration, ticketing, attendee apps, engagement, analytics and CRM integration for in-person, virtual and hybrid events.
• Bizzabo said the decisions affect employees in Israel and around the world and that it is supporting affected staff.

Context

Calcalist links to earlier reporting on Bizzabo, including a prior cut of almost 30% of staff, a later layoff of about 100 employees and a down round led by Insight Partners that cut its valuation by 30% to $200 million. Those items are undated on the page. Our coverage records that in October Bizzabo previewed an Agentic Operating System for Events at IMEX America.

Not disclosed

• Number of roles cut
• Restructuring costs