Oluwatoyin Magbagbeola, an advocate for digital inclusion and women’s economic empowerment, has officially launched Femrivied, a mobile hiring platform designed to connect skilled African women with global remote job opportunities. The platform aims to bridge long-standing gender and digital gaps in the international job market.
Femrivied focuses on providing women across Africa with a direct pathway into remote work. By matching qualified female talent with employers offering flexible roles, the platform promotes financial independence and supports increased participation in the global digital economy.
The startup has already gained significant global attention. Femrivied earned the BRICS Startup Innovation Bronze Medal twice, first in Brazil and later in China, recognition that highlights its impactful contribution to digital workforce development and inclusive economic participation.
In addition to job-matching, Femrivied collaborates with reputable organizations to host career expo weeks, digital skill-building programs, and remote-readiness training. These initiatives equip women with the knowledge and tools they need to compete in the global remote-work landscape.
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“We are building a platform that not only connects African women to opportunities but prepares them to thrive in the digital economy,” said Oluwatoyin Magbagbeola. “Femrivied is designed to close the gender gap in remote work and create a sustainable ecosystem of growth, skills, and global access.”
Femrivied is now inviting women across the continent to join its waiting group for early access, updates, and upcoming opportunity announcements. The platform also welcomes partnerships from companies and organizations worldwide looking to hire remote female talent or collaborate on empowerment programs.
By combining global recognition, strategic partnerships, and a clear mission, Femrivied positions itself as a transformative force, creating new digital pathways for African women.
For media inquiries, partnerships, or collaboration:
Phone: +2348114976745
Email: contact@femrivied.com
Website: www.femrivied.com
