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As businesses search for profitability in the face of a potential recession, many tech companies have made the difficult decision to layoff significant portions of their staff. But what, if any, impact does this trend have on the remote and overseas workforce? We asked Lach de Crespigny, Co-Founder of Revelo, to break down this impact and discuss how companies like Revelo are responding.

Miami-based Revelo is taking the friction out of hiring the best technical talent in Latin America. The company says that their pool of 300,000 pre-vetted technologists includes some of the top developers in the region.

Revelo, a Miami-based online platform for US companies to hire remote tech talent from Latin America, announced its acquisition of Listopro, a Mexico-based marketplace for hiring tech talent.

Revelo Co-Founder Lucas Mendes, talks about its position as the largest platform for sourcing, hiring and managing remote tech talent from Latin American for US companies and new acquisition of Listopro, Mexico's largest tech talent marketplace.

With the acquisition of Listopro, Revelo, already the largest platform for sourcing, hiring and managing remote tech talent in US time zones, becomes the undisputed leader in providing US companies access to high-quality Latin American talent with its network of 300,000 developers.

Revelo co-founder, Lucas Mendes, discussed tech talent shortage, remote work and how Revelo is addressing these challenges faced by companies in the US with a tech-first approach to remote talent acquisition from Latin America. Latin America is a region with 600M people and incredible tech talent in US time zones.

Lachlan de Crespigny talks about how Revelo helps companies with immediate access to qualified talent, and how the pandemic changed the talent hiring landscape.

Lach de Crespigny, Co-Founder of Revelo, joined him to discuss outsourcing engineers in the AV industry. Revelo is a leader in the global engineering talent staffing space.

Revelo, the largest remote talent platform for Latin America-based developers and tech talent, raises $15M in series B round led by IFC