French Scale-Up Gojob Receives €120 Million Investment from Japanese Giant Persol
The French scale-up Gojob, which utilizes artificial intelligence to simplify recruitment, has just received a €120 million investment from the Japanese group Persol, a giant in the temporary employment industry. As a result, Persol becomes the main shareholder, while founder Pascal Lorne strengthens his participation.
Innovative Recruitment Solution
Gojob has designed an innovative tool, Aglaé, capable of automatically matching candidates with job offers and contacting relevant profiles within minutes via email, SMS, or WhatsApp. Thanks to this technology, a candidate takes an average of 14 minutes to apply for a job.
Impressive Results and Ambitious Goals
With a database of 7 million CVs and 50,000 young people already helped, Gojob boasts impressive results and aims to reach €1 billion in revenue within 5 years. The company also ambitions to support 200,000 people from priority neighborhoods towards employment by 2030.
Accelerated International Growth
This investment will help Gojob grow faster internationally, offer its software in white label to large companies like France Travail, and strengthen its artificial intelligence research center in Aix-en-Provence, where 65 researchers are already working. With this new funding, Gojob is poised to revolutionize the recruitment industry and make a significant impact on the job market.
