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Engage Technology Partners secures additional £5 million investment
In light of the growing demand for fully integrated VMS and Agency Back Office systems, recruitment software provider, Engage Technology Partners, has revealed the results of its latest round of investment which will see significant headcount increases. According to the company’s leadership team, the firm has secured a second round investment of £5 million as tech specialist investors seek to support the continued growth of this cloud native platform. This latest news comes at a time when the company has already seen its client base increase three-fold in 2018, underpinned by a 50% rise in headcount across the firm’s software engineering team.
Howard Hughes, CEO at Engage commented on this latest success: “The significant growth in our client base so far this year really is testament to the fact that people are looking to invest in disruptive technology such as ours which lets workers, hirers, and agencies collaborate from vacancy through to employee pay – and it’s clearly working. In fact, during this year to date weekly transactions processed through the Engage VMS and Agency Back Office platforms have doubled.
“Securing this second round of investment will enable us to support existing and new customers going forward, we’ll be channelling these funds into increasing headcount in our engineering and client on boarding teams to ensure the first-class service we offer continues.”
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