How Funti3R is Connecting Businesses with Talent That Delivers

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GUEST: Wisani Hlangwane, Founder & CEO – Funti3R



In this Ekasinomics conversation, we shine a light on a homegrown innovator helping businesses do more with less. Meet Wisani Hlangwane, the sharp-minded founder of Funti3R, a startup that’s using smart tech to match businesses with qualified professionals who can execute on critical tasks, from project management to data entry.



Founded in 2022, Funti3R is more than a recruitment platform. It’s a dynamic workforce management solution built for speed, efficiency, and results complete with AI-driven task recommendations and predictive resource allocation. Whether in ICT, healthcare, or financial services, Wisani’s model helps businesses plug into talent that scales with their growth.
25 Jun 2025 5PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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