Noble House has created a community of 300-plus HR consultants across all skills and expertise on its platform

Noble House Co-founder Sumer Datta

Noble House Consulting, a Singapore and India-based online marketplace for MNCs to discover and connect to independent HR talent, has raised S$1 million (US$734,000) in angel funding from a group of HR and business leaders based in the two countries.

The startup will use the capital to expand in Asia before exploring other geographies. It also has plans to improve its tech platform and hire people.

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Noble House specialises in the HR domain and works towards addressing the pain points to professionalise a fragmented and diverse freelance community of independent HR consultants. According to the company, its competency lies in connecting independent HR consultants with organisations to work on complex ‘people issues’, including compensation and benefits, recruiting, business transformation, HR technology and mentoring.

Commenting on the investment, Co-founder Sumer Datta said: “Companies across the globe are seeking cost- effective high-quality talent to add/augment the skills in their existing teams, and to help them solve critical business problems. It is our aim to meet the needs of these companies through our HR talent marketplace.”

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Noble House claims it has managed to create a community of 300-plus HR consultants across all skills and expertise on its platform within five months of launching operations. Its match making software has also helped these HR freelancers to secure assignments with local and multinational companies.

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