Check out the pitch deck remote employment startup

Check out the pitch deck remote employment startup Omnipresent used to close $2 million from investors in 6 weeks

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Published 11 Aug 2020

· Omnipresent, a platform providing a "one stop shop" for remote employment, has raised $2 million in seed funding from investors including Playfair Capital and Episode 1.
· It plans to use the money to quadruple the amount of countries it operates in to 80 by the end of 2020.
· Omnipresent set out to raise in March and...

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Check out the pitch deck remote employment startup Omnipresent used to close $2 million from investors in 6 weeks

Check out the pitch deck remote employment startup Omnipresent used to close $2 million from investors in 6 weeks

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