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The funding will be used to start scaling Creative Galileo across Southeast Asia, hiring for local teams in Indonesia and Vietnam, its next markets. There was a vast divide to access in education and many children I met were unable to read and write, or do simple mathematics.”. million in October 2021.
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million Series A led by Hambro Perks, with participation from Sequoia India & Southeast Asia’s Surge, Arsenal Growth, Kaplan, Ascend Vietnam Ventures and STIC Investments. They have access to weekly check-ins, group discussions, webinars and coaching calls in the middle and at the end of their internships.
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