The Series A round was led by Triple Point, TMT Investments and Ufi Ventures to support growth in the UK and US markets.
"Candidates are now mobile-first. They are comparing their job search experience to Amazon, Booking.com and other online consumer experiences. Imagine if Booking.com redirected you to the hotel’s webpage to complete your booking – how frustrating an experience would that be?"
Ascension VC led the seed round to support the expansion of the social impact platform.
"At the heart of hundo is a belief that it is possible to scale an agile solution that empowers young people to own their future through decent, paid employment that is the basic foundation for them to build their lives from. Ultimately, young people will be able to learn, work and earn online through the hundo platform wherever they are in the world."
The female-founded platform has raised funding from angel investors to support international expansion and team growth.
"Without having a North Star to follow one can easily become rudderless. What I love about Diversely is that their tech clearly helps clients set what that North Star is for them and then improve and track their progress towards it."
The pre-seed round was backed by 10x Founders to coincide with the platform launch during freshers week.
"I believe that the next generation of students will use Huzzle to enter the world of work, because it brings clarity and convenience to a career market that has been fragmented and underserved by tech solutions."
— Robert Wuttke, Founding Partner and Managing Director
Highland Europe led the financing round with participation from Stride.VC to support international expansion and product development.
"By 2025, our goal is to partner with institutions to empower 10 million students to progress on their higher education journey. We will triple the size of our engineering team, expanding our product suite and with it, our role in the higher education journey – from selecting a program, to onboarding to post-graduation. In particular, the team will double down on efforts in the United States and APAC where there is a strong appetite for university admissions and recruitment teams to engage with both domestic and international students."