Gebeya customers can choose from remote or on-site talent in fields such as software development, graphic design, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, product development, and digital marketing. The platform offers a self-service single gateway for clients to create a profile and gain instant access to pre-vetted, qualified talents offering professional services and ready to work. connects Startups and Small and Medium Enterprises to professional talents from across the continent. Gebeya raised a $2M seed investment in Feb 2020, co-led by Partech and Orange Ventures and followed by Consonance Investment Managers, to set up the machine for scale, fully automated and digitized. Prior to investment, Gebeya operated mostly a manual non-scalable marketplace model. the Pan-African source for freelance professional talent, today announced the launch of its revamped marketplace, the first of its kind in terms of reach in Africa. “With Gebeya’s model and the team’s dedication to this challenge and the amazing progress they’ve made so far, we are really excited to join them in the next stage”, Deme said.Continent’s First Pan-African Global Freelance Talent Marketplace is BornĪDDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, J-/African Media Agency(AMA)/- Gebeya Inc. Said Tidjane Deme, General Partner at Partech Africa: “At Partech Africa, we’ve been watching this space closely and we believe there is a large opportunity to address unmet demand and create value for the growing pool of African talent on the global stage. Gebeya said in the same blog post that it plans to train a total of 250 aspiring female software engineers. Last year the International Finance Corporation ( IFC) granted $500 000 in funding to Gebeya to provide scholarships to aspiring female software engineers. Gebeya has raised $2-million in seed funding in a round co-led by Partech and Orange Digital Ventures The startup said it plans to scale up its training and marketplace services in Francophone Africa as well as launch its online African talent marketplace. The edtech, which was founded in 2016 by Amadou Daffe and Hiruy Amanuel, said it has graduated over 600 tech talents, more than a third of whom have been matched with startups across Africa and the world.

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