
Workana, a Latin American freelance and remote work platform, lets entrepreneurs, companies and startups find AI-and-human-vetted talent.
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Workana’s directory highlights top-ranked freelancers in design and multimedia.
Workana lists freelancers in programming, design, writing, translation, and other specialties.
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Workana is a Portuguese-language freelance platform for writers, designers, developers, and other professionals.
Workana connects companies with freelancers, offering 100% payment protection.
Carefully vetted for technical skills, communication, and timezone fit.
Workana, a freelance and gig economy marketplace, relocates its Asian headquarters to Kuala Lumpur to accelerate regional expansion. Co-founder Tomas O’Farrell expresses confidence in Malaysia’s role as a strategic hub for the platform’s growth plans. The move targets broader market penetration in Southeast Asia.
Oct 2019Digital News AsiaNews article
Workana connects over 2000 freelancers with clients monthly, facilitating remote work and payments. The platform, founded in 2012 in Buenos Aires, specializes in Latin American freelance opportunities. In 2017, Workana handled 60,000 projects, marking a 50% increase from the previous year.
Jan 2018LatamListNews article
Australian job platform **Seek** leads an **R$8 million investment** in **Workana**, a freelance marketplace operating across Latin America. Existing shareholders, including NXTP Labs and DMGT, also participate in the funding round. The capital supports Workana’s expansion in its core freelance services region.
Mar 2017LAVCANews article
Latin American startups struggle to secure capital due to decades of political and economic instability. Entrepreneurs in the region report limited access to funding and resources, hindering growth opportunities. The investment landscape remains challenging, particularly for early-stage companies.
May 2016TechCrunchNews article