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Munich’s B2B HR Tech startup Heynannyly raises €1.6M in an oversubscribed seed round

B2B HR Tech startup Heynannyly has raised €1.6 million in an oversubscribed seed round. A nanny portal was created by co-founders Anna Schneider and Julia Kahle to help parents who struggle to juggle work and family obligations.

Heynannyly, a Munich-based company, offers businesses an HR dashboard that enables them to pay for childcare hours, promoting work-family harmony. The administrative hassles associated with receiving this €600 per employee per year benefit previously hindered its use.

In addition to eight business angels like Dr. Marco Adelt (co-founder and board member of CLARK) and Dr. Elke Eller (former HR Director of VW and TUI), Heynannyly has drawn a varied set of investors, including HR Tech VC allygatr. Olav Sehlbach, Cornelia Hoppe, Dr. Jens Wehrmann, Maren Wagener, Matthias Knälmann, and Dirk Bruckmann are additional investors.

Notable participants in the completed seed round include a Berlin-based family office with a focus on HR, the Hamburg-based multi-corporate investor NCA, and well-known investors from the HR management industry, including Michael Kramarsch (Managing Partner of hkp group) and Dirk Muhndorf (Partner at Egon Zehnder). To prepare for the market launch in Austria, investors Mathias Mudra of Hamburg and Czernin Godulla Sellier of Germany and Austria have also joined.

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Heynannyly improves its position in the market as a result of the successful seed financing round and the inclusion of senior care in its portfolio. In the fall of 2023, the B2B HR Tech company intends to enter the Austrian market.

Heynannyly’s site now includes senior care support in addition to childcare solutions, serving the whole life cycle of employees. This increased solution gives businesses regular, temporary relief for their staff, which decreases downtime and raises employee satisfaction. Because Heynannyly’s services reduce the workload of HR professionals, including initial consulting and vacation programs, businesses get a return on their investment.

RTL, Böhringer Ingelheim, Codecentric, TÜV Süd, Hellmann Worldwide Logistics, and most recently Deutsche Bahn are just a few of the clients that Heynannyly has already attracted from a wide range of sizes and industries. Heynannyly, founded in 2022, achieved success shortly thereafter by winning the Startup of the Year award at the Founder Summit the previous year and attracting notable investors at OMR (Online Marketing Rockstars).

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