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Hibob launches Australian Operations

Matthew Giannelis
Last updated: October 7, 2021 6:57 pm
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Hibob, creator of the world’s leading workplace experience product suite Bob, announces its launch in the Australian market.

The business, which has existing offices in the US, UK, and EMEA, has identified a significant opportunity to support
modern, mid-sized Australian companies and to work with local leadership teams to develop and enhance their
people engagement and culture strategies, reduce churn and increase productivity by reducing the administrative
burden of HR in the highly competitive local talent market.

Hibob has appointed Damien Andreasen as ANZ Country Manager to lead its operations in the Australian market.
Damien will be establishing

Hibob’s Australian and New Zealand headquarters in Sydney with plans to significantly expand the team to offer clients and partners a full-service offering in this market, including account management, local implementation and support, and sales. Prior to joining Hibob, Damien spent over a decade launching and scaling technology companies in the ANZ region including Spreets, Lawpath, and Ento.


Damien Andreasen said: “The role of HR in modern organisations is more critical and strategic than ever. Businesses
face increased challenges attracting and retaining top talent and creating a truly inclusive company culture that can
successfully manage the rise of dispersed teams and flexible working.


“Hibob has built a unique HR platform “Bob”, that empowers HR leaders to successfully manage these modern-day
challenges and create a remarkable employee experience.


“Hibob will be committing significant resources to our entry into Australia and New Zealand, and is already
developing several local integrations with Go1, JobAdder, Xero and Keypay, and recruiting several senior hires across
all areas of the business to support our growth and customer success objectives locally.”


Damien Wodak, Managing Director – HR SaaS at SEEK Investments, which led Hibob’s $70 million Series B funding
round in December 2020, said: “Hibob’s unique HR platform, Bob, is a compelling and dynamic solution that enhances
company culture, increases retention, and provides detailed insight into the employee’s lifecycle while reducing the
administrative burden of HR for fast-growing businesses. Bob’s flexible, specialised capabilities will resonate with modern, mid-sized, multi-location Australian companies looking to create a remarkable work experience for their
employees.”


Established in Israel in 2015, Hibob identified that modern Human Resources Information Systems (HRIS) have
steadily evolved. Specifically, Hibob’s HR platform enables clients to:

  1. Scale as they grow, while reflecting the needs and policies of different teams and different locations. Bob
    is designed to customise HR processes for each site, including time-off policies and workflows.
  2. Access powerful analytics that allows managers and HR leaders to access valuable information to inform
    planning and decision making.
  3. Retain talent through a distinct user-friendly experience that brings people together to create meaningful
    professional and social relationships, whether they work on-site or remotely.
  4. Create a remarkable employee experience: Bob is designed to enhance company culture through
    transparency, meaningful engagement, motivation, and anonymous reporting.
  5. Increase productivity, by streamlining and saving time on core HR processes, and continuously improve
    HR performance and the employee experience.

    Intuitive HR tech platforms that all members of an organisation, including HR teams, senior leadership, line managers,
    and individuals, can use to engage and collaborate are now mission-critical.

    Hibob’s technology recognises and addresses the needs of previously under-served modern, mid-sized, multilocation companies to support the administrative aspects of HR, and cultivate positive cultures for people, whether
    dispersed, fully remote or hybrid. Hibob’s triple-digit revenue growth year over year is underpinned by the impact it is
    delivering to its global client base
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