As it seeks to grow its India development team to encourage North American expansion, Keychain, an American startup helping consumer brands find manufacturing partners, has successfully closed $30 million in fresh financing. Keychain runs as a distributed company even if its headquarters are in New York, with most of its engineering and product development efforts concentrated in India.
With this new funding, the startup is dedicated to improving this operating model, aiming to grow its engineering, product design, and analytics staff in Gurugram from 35 to 70 in the next months. Accounting for half of Keychain’s overall workforce of 70, which also includes roughly 20 workers in New York and the rest in Austin, this team based in India manages partnerships, go-to-market tactics, and sales.
This method is meant. Though Keychain mostly serves Western markets, it has set up its main growth efforts in Gurugram, regarded as the second-largest tech center in India after Bengaluru, in order to manufacture the CPG (Consumer Packaged Goods) platform
Co-founder and CEO of Keychain, Oisin Hanrahan
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