What is Trybe?
Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Trybe distinguishes itself by offering intensive programming education designed to prepare individuals for immediate entry into the tech workforce. The institution's curriculum is crafted to meet the demands of the current job market, providing students with practical skills and industry-relevant knowledge. Trybe's approach aims to bridge the gap between academic learning and professional application, fostering a new generation of skilled developers and tech professionals.
How much funding has Trybe raised?
Trybe has raised a total of $37M across 2 funding rounds:
Series A
$10M
Series B
$27M
Series A (2020): $10M with participation from Norte, Maya Capital, Global Founders Capital, e.Bricks Ventures, Canary, and Atlantico
Series B (2021): $27M led by Endeavor Brasil, Luxor Capital Group, the Untitled Ventures, XP, VERDE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, and Base Partners
Key Investors in Trybe
Endeavor Brasil
Endeavor Brasil is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting high-impact entrepreneurs in Brazil, focusing on fostering economic and social development through entrepreneurship.
XP
XP is a leading Brazilian financial services company offering technology-driven investment platforms and financial products, specializing in investment management and digital financial solutions.
Maya Capital
MAYA Capital is an early-stage venture fund that supports emerging leaders in Latin America, providing hands-on assistance to help early-stage teams secure funding and accelerate their growth.
What's next for Trybe?
With the recent infusion of capital, Trybe is poised to accelerate its strategic initiatives. This enterprise-level funding is anticipated to support the scaling of its educational offerings, potentially expanding its reach to new markets and enhancing its technological infrastructure. The company's focus on career-oriented training suggests a strategic direction towards solidifying its role as a key player in workforce development within the technology industry, both in Brazil and potentially beyond.
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