Stupid, Disruption, Again. How A Human-tech Company from New York is changing the way it helps businesses get better work done.

What if you had unlimited resources to get everything done in your business that you needed? From people who are so skilled that they can let you stay focused on your business instead of just 'driving around town' wasting your time and resources?

What if you could actually connect in a more human way to getting everything done - connecting people and these skills that will add significant value to your business?

Meet George Raptis

George Raptis is Founder of Curated, a New York based "Human-Tech" company. Curated seeks to connect clients with talented people and companies through project work.

Yes, getting more done with more skill, expertise, productivity and yes, more humanity.

And more importantly, how do you properly manage growth and resources within the so-called Freelance market, without scraping the bottom of the pile? Some companies have waded into this, but at the same time have commoditised the work force to the lowest value, necessitating a change in quality.

This can be a very frustrating process, as you don’t know what you don’t know, meaning that there is a lot of lost resources, time and money to find the resources that you need.

Curation is not just about the project, but also about the relationship that companies need to develop for a long-term business. It’s not about “offshoring” or the freelance job market. It’s no longer just randomness through a digital classified ad. It’s definitely more than that, and that is what George is doing.

George Raptis is Founder of Curated, a New York based "Human-Tech" company. Curated seeks to connect clients with talented companies through project work. George has had an extensive background as an entrepreneur and investor, having previously launched a fintech company in San Francisco, Credible.com. He was also a corporate lawyer in Sydney, Australia and holds board positions on established Australian-based business interests.