KnowledgeLake, an AI-powered enterprise workflow automation platform, has announced a $65 million growth investment from Edison Partners, a growth equity firm. The investment marks a significant milestone in the company’s expansion, with KnowledgeLake’s management team and existing shareholders also contributing to the round. Kevin Herr, who has served as the company’s long-time Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer, has been named CEO, succeeding Ron Cameron. Cameron will transition into an advisory role, continuing to support the company’s strategic direction. Under Herr’s leadership, the newly raised capital will be directed toward enhancing customer success initiatives, expanding strategic partnerships, and accelerating product innovation. The investment underscores growing demand for intelligent automation solutions that streamline complex business processes across industries such as healthcare, financial services, and manufacturing. KnowledgeLake’s platform leverages artificial intelligence to extract, classify, and act on information from unstructured documents, enabling organizations to automate workflows, reduce manual effort, and improve operational efficiency. The company has seen increasing adoption as enterprises seek scalable, AI-driven tools to manage rising document volumes and compliance demands. The partnership with Edison Partners reflects confidence in KnowledgeLake’s technology, market position, and growth trajectory. The firm has a track record of supporting high-potential technology companies through transformative phases, and this investment is expected to fuel further innovation and market expansion.