Miashare
All-in-one SaaS operating system for trade schools.
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Originally founded as Mia Share in 2020 by Joshua Haghani, the company has rebranded to Lumion and is now headquartered in Sandy, Utah. It provides an all-in-one SaaS operating system for career and trade schools, designed to replace disconnected legacy systems and spreadsheets. The platform addresses a market of trade and technical schools that have been historically underserved by software solutions.
Lumion's business model is centered on its comprehensive platform that unifies the entire student journey, from lead capture to alumni tracking. It offers three main product lines: Enrollment, Payments, and a full-service Student Information System (SIS). The enrollment module manages the lead-to-student pipeline directly from a school's website, including applications and onboarding. The payments solution facilitates various tuition options like upfront payments, a lender marketplace, and school-administered plans, with Lumion handling collections and servicing. The SIS capabilities provide centralized, comprehensive reporting on all student activities for school operators.
The company targets the growing trade and technical school market, which is seeing increased enrollment as the U.S. faces a shortage of skilled workers. As of June 2025, Lumion supported over 100,000 students across more than 260 partner schools in over 29 industries. In the past year, the company has tripled its revenue, customer base, and employee count.
In June 2025, Lumion announced it had raised a total of $10.7 million in seed funding. The round was led by TTV Capital with participation from Tusk Venture Partners, CreativeCo Capital, Nine Four Ventures, Innovating Capital, and the State of Wyoming. This funding is intended to accelerate market expansion and product development.
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