Inc. Names LearnLux CEO Rebecca Liebman to the 2026 Female Founders 500 List

LearnLux, the leading global workplace financial wellbeing provider, today announced that CEO Rebecca Liebman has been named to Inc.’s 2026 Female Founders 500 list. The annual list honors 500 female leaders whose innovations challenge the status quo and solve some of the world’s biggest problems.

Now in its ninth year, the Female Founders 500 recognizes entrepreneurs who demonstrate exceptional execution, measurable growth, and meaningful impact. Liebman was recognized for scaling LearnLux into the world’s most outcomes-driven financial wellbeing platform, delivering fiduciary digital planning and one-on-one Certified Financial Planner® guidance to employees in more than 100 countries. Under her leadership, LearnLux surpassed 2.5 million lives covered and achieved a 93 Net Promoter Score, reflecting exceptional client and member satisfaction.

In 2025, LearnLux further solidified its position as a strategic enterprise partner by demonstrating measurable workforce impact. Employer clients report 76% greater financial confidence among employees, 85% productivity improvements, and 72% higher retention among engaged members. The platform integrates directly into employer benefits ecosystems, equipping employees with personalized financial plans across major life decisions, from debt and budgeting to benefits elections, equity compensation, family planning, homeownership, and retirement.

“Being named to the Inc. Female Founders 500 is an incredible honor,” said Rebecca Liebman, Co-Founder and CEO of LearnLux. “This recognition also belongs to our team and to the employers who believe financial wellbeing is fundamental to workforce performance. Our mission is simple: every employee deserves access to a financial plan and trusted guidance. When financial confidence improves, businesses thrive.”

Each year, Inc. editors review thousands of applications through three rounds of judging, evaluating both quantitative metrics, including revenue growth, funding, and audience size, as well as qualitative measures such as leadership, innovation, and stories of impact. Previous Inc. Female Founder 500 winners include Billie Jean King, Sallie Krawcheck, Serena Williams, Emma Grede, and Michelle Zatlyn.

Founded in 2015, LearnLux was built on the belief that financial guidance should be equitable, trustworthy, and accessible at scale. Today, the company partners with global employers across to transform financial wellbeing from a standalone benefit into a measurable business performance driver. Today, LearnLux continues to expand its global footprint while advancing its core mission: making personalized financial guidance accessible to every employee, regardless of income, location, or life stage.

The full 2026 Female Founders 500 list can be viewed at www.inc.com/female-founders.