Global employment-as-a-service
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201-500 employees
Omnipresent is on a mission to help businesses build the best teams on earth.
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Omnipresent is on a mission to help businesses build the best teams on earth.
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40% female employees
-17% employee growth in 12 months
Omnipresent's founders realised that entrepreneurs face many challenges when starting a business that requires managing a remote team. The company works with clients to fulfil two main needs: growing the business by accessing the best global talents, and providing every employee with the tools and support that will make them feel part of the team regardless of where they are.
Business executives have traditionally rejected the prospect of shifting from a colocated office to a fully distributed workforce, even though the superiority of remote workforces has been validated in many contexts, but this has changed in light of recent events. Many believe the future of work is global, hence Omnipresent's global employment solutions can equip companies with the tools to take advantage of these emerging trends and operate internationally.
Many companies still find it too costly, complex and time consuming to employ workers internationally. The challenge Omnipresent is trying to overcome is to centralise this complexity and provide its clients (and their remote workers) with a cost effective, simplified and legally compliant employment experience.
Kirsty
Company Specialist
Mar 2022
$120m
SERIES B
Jan 2021
$15.8m
SERIES A
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Founders
Matthew Wilson
(Co-CEO)Bachelor's degree in Physics and Master's degree in Theoretical and Mathematical Physics at University of Oxford, Product Analyst at AND Digital from 2016 to 2018, Co-founder and Chief Product Officer at Veratrak from 2017 to 2019.
Guenther Eisinger
(Co-CEO)PhD in Natural Sciences at University of Vienna, Founder and CEO at EISENBURG from 2012 to 2019.
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