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We have seen how African startups have made a significant contribution in the tech space despite the challenges the continent has faced and the recent covid-19 pandemic. During this intense period, we have seen several startups fail and some pivoting in a different direction in order to thrive. One of those success stories is that of Kolawole Olajide and Bridgelabs. Join our Masterclass session on the 10th of February as the Bridgelabs founder, Kolawole Olajide discusses his interpretation of Africa’s growth trajectory within the innovation and tech industry given his successful background in the space.
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Post-Covid Early Recovery Grant 2021. Seed Grant Funding for Small-Scale Female-owned Businesses
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Being an entrepreneur usually means starting and building your own successful business, although people with entrepreneurial skills can thrive within larger organizations, too. Entrepreneurs generally take a creative, innovative approach, and they may take risks that others would avoid. Entrepreneurs play a key role in any economy, using the skills and initiative necessary to anticipate needs and bringing good new ideas to market.
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Africa has made great strides recently in fulfilling its dream of becoming a launchpad for innovative high-tech companies. Africa remains a conducive environment for tech entrepreneurs because of its young population and the tremendous opportunities for digital innovators to use Artificial Intelligence and other emerging technologies to improve access to education, health care, financial services and energy.
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Being an entrepreneur usually means starting and building your own successful business, although people with entrepreneurial skills can thrive within larger organizations, too. Entrepreneurs generally take a creative, innovative approach, and they may take risks that others would avoid. Entrepreneurs play a key role in any economy, using the skills and initiative necessary to anticipate needs and bringing good new ideas to market.
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Running a business requires a great deal of capital. Capital can take different forms, from human and labour capital to economic capital. But when most people hear the term "financial capital," the first thing that comes to mind is usually money. That’s not necessarily untrue. Financial capital is represented by assets, securities, and yes, cash. Having access to cash can mean the difference between companies expanding or staying behind and being left in the lurch hence why Capital plays a crucial part in the Entrepreneurial journey.
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