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Arvorie

Make childcare affordable

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HRtech

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New York – United States

Iporanga Early Stage II

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Pedro Henrique Silva, Ilhort Saldivar

About

Employer-sponsored solution that makes childcare and education affordable, enabling parents to spread childcare expenses into the timespan when kids are attending public school. Being introduced as a new category of benefits to employees, Arvorie helps employers attract and retain talent, reducing turnover costs due to loss of talent, especially women. Arvorie presents a new category of employee benefits, allowing parents to defer payments with programs for early childhood education, which sometimes can be prohibitive to families, imposing a big burden on the entire US society.

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Founders Trajectory

Arvorie was founded by Pedro Henrique V.S. Silva and Ilhort Rueda Saldivar. They became friends in 2012 when working on an innovative payments project, and now, Arvorie concept emerges from a combination of spotting a big problem that US society faces and implementing a winning business model that is already in place and working in other industries.

Pedro Henrique V.S. Silva, co-founder and CEO, prior to Arvorie had multiple roles in different companies, having worked at Baker MacKenzie with Digital Ventures, at Kraft Heinz as the CFO of Walmart Sales Area, at Carlyle as an Investment Professional, at McKinsey as a Consultant, and at the German Aerospace Center as a Researcher. Pedro holds a BSc. in Electronics Engineering from ITA and an MBA from Wharton.

Ilnort Rueda Saldivar, co-founder and COO, prior to Arvorie worked as Chief Services Officer at Baker McKenzie, was a Partner at A.T. Kearney, Financial Services Practice, and private banker at UBS. As education background, Ilhort holds a BSc in Industrial Engineering from Technische Universitat Darmstadt and an MS in Business Administration and Banking from University of St. Gallen.

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