Silicon Republic Focused on connecting companies with freelancers, Workana has evolved to become a major player in Latin America and has begun expanding into Asia. It was founded in 2012 by four Argentine entrepreneurs: Tomás O’Farrell, Guillermo Bracciaforte, Fernando Fornales and Mariano Iglesias. Crunchbase reports that the company has raised more than $12m in funding to date from investors. Read More
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Publications about Workana around the world.
PYMNTS Peter Shore, general manager of payments services firm Transpay, and Guillermo Bracciaforte, co-founder of online freelance marketplace Workana, recently spoke with PYMNTS about the payment preferences of gig workers and making …
Payments Journal Transpay, the cross-border payment company, announced today that it has been selected by Workana, Latin America’s leading freelancer platform, to pay users in Latin America, Spain and the United States …
Venture Beat You can find exciting opportunities to put your skills to work for a Latin American startup targeting the Latin American market. Good places to search for job oportunities …
Forbes There are several websites that are useful in finding remote work in Latin America. For example, you can search through local freelancing platforms, such as Workana, to find these …
AIM Group Andrew Bassett, co-founder of online jobs marketplace Seek (ASX: SEK), told he intends to disrupt the business model of the online job advertisement business by investing in disruptive …
TechCrunch Similar to Upwork but focused on the Latin American and U.S. Hispanic market, the online marketplace for freelance and remote workers Workana rolled out across the region. The Argentina-based company then went …
The Next Web Since winning the TNW Latin America startup competition in 2012, Workana, the online platform for freelancers and remote workers, has experienced a significant growth in Latin America …
The Next Web One of the differences between Workana and similar foreign companies is its decision to focus on the Latin American and US Hispanic market. According to Workana’s co-founder, …