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Marn, Saudi Arabia’s HR tech startup, raised $1m in a post-Seed round

Marn, Saudi Arabia’s HR tech startup, raised $1m in a post-Seed round

Marn Platform, a Riyadh-based flexible work solution provider, raised $1 million in a post-seed round led by Sukna Ventures, with participation from Almajdia Investment as well as a number of angel investors.

The startup will use the funds to expand its team and customer base as well as create more opportunities for job seekers.

The platform enables businesses to meet their staffing needs efficiently while ensuring business continuity while offering young workers unique work experiences that help them build out their professional careers and learn basic skills that are required to enter the labor market and gain extra income.

“With the tremendous growth of the local economy, there is a need for providing innovative recruitment solutions to keep up with it. We are working at Marn to build the necessary infrastructure for the future of work through integrating recruitment and employee management solutions with fintech, insurance, and professional training solutions which ultimately makes the platform a one-stop-shop for businesses and employees that ensures everyone has equal opportunities in the changing landscape of work around the world,” Mohammad AlSabeeh, Founder and CEO of Marn, said.

Marn was founded in 2017 by Mohammad AlSabeeh and Albaraa AlGhefaili and employs its advanced technology utilizing AI and machine learning to provide highly-effective recruitment solutions as Saudi’s first flexible work platform.

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