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Rippling opens Asia-Pacific HQ as its international expansion gears up
After recent launches in the United Kingdom and Ireland, workforce management platform Rippling is continuing its ambitious international expansion with The last time Rippling hit TechCrunch, it was when it raised a whooping $500 million in just 12 hours after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. Now Rippling, which already has 10,000 customers and is valued at $11.25 billion, is continuing its ambitious Asia-Pacific expansion. Its APAC headquarters opened today in Sydney, Australia, with 30 people and plans to hire more for its sales, marketing and product teams, co-founder Parker Conrad tells TechCrunch.
After recent launches in the United Kingdom and Ireland, workforce management platform Rippling is continuing its ambitious international expansion with the opening of its Asia-Pacific headquarters in Sydney, Australia today. The company, which already has 10,000 customers and is valued at $11.25 billion, will invest millions of dollars in its APAC expansion, co-founder Parker Conrad (pictured above) tells TechCrunch, and already has 30 people in its Sydney office, with plans to hire more for its sales, marketing and product teams. Conrad and co-founder Prasanna Sankar created Rippling because employee data is often stored in different systems that don’t connect with each other, making it difficult for departments to support workers, share information or collaborate.
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