Dubai-based youth career platform Oliv has recently stretched its footprint to Singapore.
The announcement came few weeks after Oliv announced closing of its $2 million Series A led and joined by family offices in UAE and Saudi.
Founded in 2014 by Jean-Michel Gauthier, Oliv, previously known as InternsMe and connects youth talent with employers mainly in UAE & Saudi, helping them finds jobs and internships. The startup since launching more than four years ago has helped over 1,500 businesses hire interns, graduates, part-time staff and volunteers, across the region and currently has profiles of over 200,000 students and graduates on its platform.
Singapore already has some established players in the industry but Oliv’s founder and CEO Jean-Michel Gauthier thinks that there’s enough room for entry of a platform like Oliv.
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