Goodmove was born out of a shared vision between its founders, Mike and Alfred, who met through their mutual involvement in a charitable organization called Bicycles For Humanity. Mike runs the Vancouver chapter, while Alfred lends his support from Uganda. Bicycles For Humanity takes unused bicycles from developed countries and distributes them to those in need across the developing world, offering a critical means of transportation to improve lives and livelihoods.
Through their mentor at Bicycles For Humanity, Mike and Alfred recognized an opportunity to expand their impact beyond charity work and into the business world. They saw a growing need for small to mid-sized businesses (SMBs) to adopt automation technology, but many lacked the resources and technical expertise to fully utilize such platforms. That’s when the idea for Goodmove was born—an automation platform that not only provides the technology but also the skilled technical staff to manage it on behalf of the businesses.
Uganda, home to a wealth of young, driven tech talent, became the perfect place to source the team for Goodmove. With a robust pipeline of computer science graduates from leading universities, strong English fluency, and a lower cost of living, Uganda offers an ideal environment for building a cost-effective, highly skilled workforce. This dynamic allows Goodmove to offer SMBs white-glove automation services at up to 90% savings compared to North American competitors.
Goodmove is on a mission to help thousands of businesses streamline their operations, enhance productivity, and fuel growth. Mike, Alfred, and their team are passionate about providing the highest level of service, bringing together innovation, talent, and a commitment to making a difference in the lives of their clients and employees alike.
And be sure to take a closer look at B4H here:
https://bicycles-for-humanity.org/
