Big funding news coming from slightly north of Charlotte.
Cornelius-based MyWorkChoice, a provider of app-powered flexible shift scheduling, closed a $3 million round led by Jeffrey Leck's Mallard Capital.
The funding comes on the heels of a busy 2019 for MyWorkChoice. In Q4 of 2019, MyWorkChoice expanded into eight states (Arizona, California, Indiana, Minnesota, North Carolina, South Carolina, Pennsylvania and Texas) and added big-name customers like Shutterfly and Nordstrom.
Founded in 2017, MyWorkChoice offers a mobile application that recruits, screens, trains and schedules potential employees, who can then create a work schedule that best suits their own. The app offers options for four, six or eight-hour shifts, ultimately allowing users to establish up to a 40-hour work week.
Its offerings have resonated with consumers.
“After a truly unprecedented two years of growth, we are excited by the continued MyWorkChoice adoption across the United States, and plan to invest further in the current communities where we work to support our customers’ growing needs for flexible workforce solutions," said MyWorkChoice CEO Tana Greene in a statement.
The company's recent growth is just the beginning, added Leck.
"With their deep industry backgrounds, you will see MyWorkChoice become a significant force in the contingent workforce industry,” he said.
MyWorkChoice will use its newly acquired capital to continue its expansion into "key geographic markets." While leaders didn't specify what those were, a release on the move stated that these new markets will allow users "to engage the diverse and dependable workforce community."
