The World Economic Forum predicts the need to reskill more than 1 billion people by 2030.ĬareerNinja seamlessly addresses the quality upskilling needs of those early in their career and looking to upgrade their career profiles,” Ladhani said.Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea – Papua New Guineans working in the informal sector want a simple, convenient and low-cost pension product to help them save for their old age. “Industrial revolution 4.0 will give birth to smart factories and a digitized new normal, where traditional skill sets will become obsolete. Learners also get one-on-one mentorship with industry experts, opportunities to work on guided projects, personalized doubt solving, a dedicated student success manager, and placement support. The round, a statement said, will be deployed towards advancing the company’s product, team, and technology as well as onboarding over a million learners by 2022.įounded in 2017 by Shronit Ladhani, CareerNinja offers an AI-driven platform that provides personalized and experiential courses to users based on their goals and skill level to kick-start their careers.ĪI allows each CareerNinja course to be segmented into multiple specializations and over 5,000 unique learning pathways personalized for learners’ needs. “With Flow Club, we want to revolutionize the way people discover investment ideas, meet their investment goals and build wealth, harnessing the power of a reliable community,” he added.ĬareerNinja gets pre-Seed funding from Unitus VenturesĮd-tech startup CareerNinja has secured an undisclosed sum in pre-Seed funding from Unitus Ventures. However, investing is still a complex and confusing process, with a steep learning curve.” It was founded in 2019 by college-mates Gopikrishnan Mohan, Gokul Harikumar, and George Shanti.Ĭommenting on the need of their product, Mohan said, “With access to ever-growing investment products and information, everyone - even people with lower disposable income - will start investing. The app, which is currently in beta stage with a small set of users, integrates content, chat, shared portfolios, and gamification to create a social-first experience for all things finance. The platform enables users to learn, discover and share investment ideas in closed friend groups or communities, building their portfolio in a social-first experience that makes financial management more accessible and engaging. The round, dubbed pre-Seed, will accelerate the development of Flow Club. Kerala-based Solenya Investment Technologies, the startup building Flow Club platform to consult and invest with friends, has raised an undisclosed sum from Antler India. Social investment platform Flow Club raises undisclosed sum “With the experienced team and adoption of technology in process automation, quality control and increased retail customer base, Automovill aims to increase its footprints in the B2B and B2B2C segments including auto insurance providers,” he added. “The change in the mobility sector and post covid demand in private vehicles has been a great boost for Automovill to increase its customer base across the country,” Mahendra Das said. The startup has observed 250% growth post-pandemic. It is present in 12 cities - including Bangalore, Delhi-NCR, Hyderabad, and Guwahati - and has been servicing about 2,000 cars on a monthly basis. It said it will use the funding to accelerate technology adoption, hire mid-level talent, and expand footprint in multiple cities.Ī small portion of the investment will also go towards ramping up the infrastructure of existing partner and hub networks, it said.įounded in 2016 by Mridu Mahendra Das, Chinmay Baruah, Ramana Sambu, Automovill has already handled 100,000+ cars for both retail customers and B2B clients.
The startup offers an online platform to book automobile repair services.
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