dearhelpdeskremotedeputy

an announcement

remotedeputy joins birthright project -- to put a lot more dear into dearhelpdesk.

August 25, 2026

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what tomorrow looks like

cultured human support ai amplified

trained humans lead a team of AI helpdesk agents to scale culturally grounded, on-demand support for social enterprises and nonprofits across africa and the americas.

fromuncultured artificial intelligencecontext lacking
tocultured human supportai amplified

practically, this takes us from

generic ai
wetin de happun for dat syde?
i’m sorry, i don’t understand.
dearhelpdesk
wetin de happun for dat syde?
we full ground. anything for your people?

Birthright Ventures today announced the acquisition of Remote Deputy for an undisclosed amount.

Founded in 2022 by Max Banjo, a former Google Africa executive who has founded several companies across technology and professional services, Remote Deputy was created to provide remote operational and administrative support to growing organizations.

The acquisition gives Birthright full ownership of Remote Deputy and the opportunity to develop the work under its new ownership.

about birthright →
why this acquisition?

We learned pretty quickly from our early AI helpdesk pilots at DearHelpdesk that African culture and context are hard to code—and that most technology still has a long way to go.

Remote Deputy helps us close that gap.

The team brings deep experience supporting people and organizations across Africa, including work that has helped train more than one million people in technology. Standing ovations aside, they bring the human judgment, cultural fluency and practical empathy that AI alone cannot provide.

Together, we’re building a helpdesk that understands not just what people are saying, but where they’re coming from.

That’s what puts the “dear” in DearHelpdesk.

— birthright project

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About Remote Deputy

Remote Deputy provides remote operational and administrative support designed to help organizations extend their internal capacity without building a larger permanent team.

About DearHelpdesk

DearHelpdesk develops ai helpdesk agents for social enterprises and nonprofits, designed to work alongside people and understand the contexts they serve.

About The Birthright Project

The Birthright Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that builds practical pathways into digital enterprise, technology, and community wellbeing for under-resourced communities across Africa and the Americas.

we explore ways to amplify community potential with artificial intelligence to fast track economic dignity. designing in atlanta, georgia; testing across africa + the americas.

our first hypothesis: digital enterprise access for another1% social enterprises across africa can drive meaningful sustainable impact.

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