Ogram, the region’s first digital on-demand staffing platform secured $3 million from Tenami Capital which enables its Saudi Arabia market entry through retail and hospitality services.
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Ogram partnership provides a significant advancement toward its mission while helping us deliver better workforce management services and staffing flexibility to clients.
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The company find temporary gig workers for diverse sectors particularly restaurants, hospitality, ecommerce, and logistics. Startups use this solution to handle several staffing problems which include employee availability shortfalls, extensive employee onboarding processes, and access to dependable workers.
previously Ogram has secured $3mn in Series A Funding Round in may 2022 and US$870,000 in a pre-Series A equity funding in June 2020.
“This funding deepens our impact in Saudi Arabia, ensuring clients and Ogrammers experience the very best in workforce solutions”, said, Shafiq Khartabil, CEO, Ogram.
“It’s an investment in Ogrammers’ success, enhancing financial stability, retention, and service excellence”, said, Balsam Danhach, CFO, Ogram.
“Ogram embodies the innovation and growth Tenami Capital is committed to scaling across the region”, said, Natasha Hannoun, Managing Partner, Tenami Capital.
About Ogram
Ogram was founded in 2017 by Karim Qutli and Shafik Khartabil. Co-founders Shafiq Khartabil and Karim Kouatly recognized their restaurant operation struggles and started Ogram to help F&B sector businesses with staffing problems. During 2019 Karim Beyhum added his skills as a former banker to the venture.
