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Brief: Indonesian skill-sharing network gets $200,000 funding

Peer-to-peer learning and social networking platform Circledoo aims to help users exchange skills, expertise or ideas through offline meet-ups. The Indonesia-based startup announced today that it has secured US$200,000 in seed funding.

Competitors: Skillmint, Indorse, NPOconnect, Topic, Yaamo, Whawhee

How it compares to competitors: Circledoo’s platform is equipped with an online payment system, making it easier for users to monetize their talents and skills.

Traction

Circledoo claims it is “the first social network skill sharing platform in Indonesia, possibly also in the world.” The platform is already hosting a number of teaching “circles” covering such diverse topics as government relations in the financial industry, English for business speakers, and the convergence of music and technology.

Funding details

Amount raised: US$200,000
Funding stage: Seed
Investors: MB Capital, others
Investment type: Equity
Purpose: Team development and marketing program
Total disclosed funding to date: US$200,000

Editing by Jack Ellis

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Leighton Cosseboom

Leighton Cosseboom is an American media entrepreneur in Southeast Asia. He is the former English editor of Tech in Asia's Indonesia chapter, and recently co-founded Content Collision (C2), a media enabler and technology platform looking to help brands and publishers in the region.