FlexCareers secures $1.8M to speed up its HR tech platform launch

November 17, 2019
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Leading flex-work and work-return platform in Australia and New Zealand, FlexCareers, has recently concluded an oversubscribed convertible bond issue, securing $1.8 million in order to speed up its comprehensive HR tech launch.

This latest capital injection takes the total amount raised from investors in recent times to $4.5 million.

“The proceeds of this investment will assist FlexCareers to continue to build and scale our end-to-end solutions for progressive employers looking to harness the power of flexibility to attract, inspire and retain the best talent.”

Marko Njavro, Co-founder, FlexCareers

FlexCareers now partners with over 175,000 flexible job seekers and 2,000 progressive employers across Australia and New Zealand ranging from small businesses, councils and government departments, through to large enterprises.

“Alongside our investment in a world-class technology products, we are also looking to invest in new hires, particularly in sales and marketing across Australia and New Zealand,” Njavro adds. 

Read more here.

November 17, 2019

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