Jomigo raises millions for the first time

Two years after its founding, HR start-up Jomigo draws on external capital for the first time.

In 2020, Jonathan Muhr, Jannis Eller and Tobias Grieb founded the B2B recruiting marketplace Jomigo - now they raised external capital for the first time. That's what Eu-startups.com reports. According to the report, IBB Ventures, Longfield Invest and business angels such as former Boston Consulting Group senior partner Rainer Strack are among those investing a seven-figure sum. The exact sum is not known. In its first two years, the Berlin-based startup was still bootstrapped.

Investor Strack tells Eu-startups.com that currently the most important task for CEOs is to hire well-trained employees. He said this trend has not been affected by the Corona, nor the economic crisis. "Jomigo delivers an exceptional solution here," says Strack. The HR start-up relies on a digitalized reduction of administrative work for its customers through performance-based placement of freelance recruiters.

With the new capital, Jomigo aims to grow and attract more companies to the platform. The priorities are to improve the matching of companies and freelance recruiters while making performance tracking more efficient.