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Freelance 2.0, How The Freelance Economy Is Transitioning From A Gig Economy To A Strategic Sourcing Channel

The freelance economy is at an inflection point. This presentation will cover the 4 key transformations, a pyramid of relief from today’s market conditions, and definition, what should we be calling ‘this’ industry.

Matthew MottolaMatthew MottolaJuly 19, 20231 min read
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The freelance economy is at an inflection point. For the past 20 years it’s been a ‘gig’ economy, focused on tasks, and delivered through large horizontal marketplaces.

With the rise of Enterprise’s leaning into freelancers, the freelance economy is transforming from a gig economy to a strategic sourcing channel.

Armed with data, this presentation shows how this transformation will bring the freelance economy from a $449 billion dollar industry to a $6 trillion dollar industry by 2030. 

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This Presentation Teaches The 5 Step Process
To Be On The Right Side Of Freelance 2.0

  • Know the stats
  • Simplify the terms
  • Navigate the ecosystem
  • Quantify our Value
  • Make it easy for HM’s to get started

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Matthew Mottola

Matthew Mottola

CEO, Human Cloud

Matthew Mottola is the CEO of Human Cloud, the leading sourcing platform for companies to scale their future workforce. A serial entrepreneur, angel investor, and author of The Human Cloud book, published by HarperCollins; Matthew has been at the forefront of workforce tech for 15+ years. With an extended passport, Matthew has lived, led companies, and spoken across 50 international stages, while leading and advising global brands from Microsoft, to Novo Nordisk, to G7 Governments. On any given day you can find Matthew fighting his IDE in Singapore, San Francisco, or his hometown of Newburyport, Massachusetts.

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