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Fluttwerwave employs 200, increases workforce by 38%

by Agency Report
August 11, 2022
in FinTech, Uncategorized
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Amid allegations of money laundering, Flutterwave has announced the employment of 200 out of 11,000 applicants from its inaugural graduate trainee programme.

The fintech company revealed its staff base by 38 per cent in the process, adding that the new staff will be up-skilled with technical and soft skills, and exposed to its solutions and products, and giving them experience working.

This is just as the company announced the return of its former Global Head of People Strategy and Special Projects,  Mansi Babyloni.

Flutterwave noted that the trainee programme was the brainchild Babyloni who has been reappointed as its new Chief of People and Culture after working as the Peole and Org. Senior Manager at PricewaterhouseCoopers.

She said, “I’m thrilled to be back at Flutterwave as the chief people officer. This role offers me the opportunity to invest in the talent, develop our people and make us the best employer out there, things I am deeply passionate about.

“My work starts with the Flutterwave Graduate Trainee Programme which has been a passion project of ours for a long time and we are delighted that it is now a reality. The programme aims to teach our graduate trainees highly transferable skills via an on-the-job training methodology, skills that will set them up for success for the entirety of their careers. Flutterwave is what it is because of the talent, passion, and innovation of a driven squad.

“We believe supporting the next generation of young talent to realise their potential is the most important way that we can give back to the community. This programme is critically important to supporting our strategic growth needs, as we continue to expand across markets and geographies. As a global company, we are looking forward to how this program can grow across other countries.”

The Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Flutterwave, Olugbenga Agboola, said, “The graduate trainee programme is a key part of our continued efforts to support young talent and help them kick start their career.

“Over the years, we have been thinking about developing a programme that serves as a pipeline for talent from the University to the workforce. We are happy that Mansi and the entire people and culture team at Flutterwave have made this a reality. Because of this project, 200 people will have an opportunity to break into their careers and get started on the path towards achieving their dreams.

“We are elated that Mansi is back and pushing impactful projects in her first month with us.”

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