Founder, WORK180
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WORK180's founders reflect on stepping back as the startup scales, describing their careful recruitment of a chief operating officer and a chief marketing officer while expanding into the UK.
Jobs platform Work180 raised $2.2 million led by Skip Capital, with Giant Leap and Investible among new backers; co-founder Gemma Lloyd raised while pregnant, with funds earmarked for US expansion and hiring.
StartupSmart profiles ten startups it expects to do well in 2019, reporting funding rounds for Black.ai, Huddle, Manrags, Matrak and Work180, Fleet's earlier Series A, and the Ongs' past sale of Eatibility.
A podcast interview with WORK180's cofounder covering its women-focused jobs board, screening of employers, big-name clients, and two million-dollar raises in 2018 funding expansion into the UK and US.
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