Tina Mbachu | π¨π²π¨π¦
@TinaMbachu
#Globaldev, Market Systems | Tech Innovation for Inclusive Economies | #Africa | Supporting founders @ #TheDMZ | Entrepreneur
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Are you a woman founder disrupting the Canadian tech space? π
Apply to pitch your business to angel investors at DMZβs Women Innovation Summit in March for a chance to win a $100,000 cash investment from The Firehood! πΈ(1/2)
Eunice Ajim Finding it impossible to find investment in the space because international investors have no idea about the complexity of the problems in informal market and the nature of how these solutions being created actually apply to multiple counties within Africa
Rebecca Enonchong The day African leaders and government officials understand that they need to build better living conditions for their people, and enable more opportunities for them, Africans won't have the need to migrate at all.
When there's a massive exodus of talent and people seemingβ¦
Time for a fireside chat with our very own Tina Mbachu | π¨π²π¨π¦ and Marc Lafleur, Co-Founder and former CEO of truLOCAL π
Being motivated throughout your entrepreneurial journey is key. And how do you stay motivated? Itβs essentially finding your purpose. - Marc Lafleur
The moment is here! WINNERS of #BlackInnovationSummit2023 are:
In third place: Scooli
In second place: Gia Health
And in first place with 20K in funding: Blue Guardian
Congrats to all the winners and to all the companies who participated π
Tina Mbachu | π¨π²π¨π¦ & Michael Onobote speak about our Black Innovation Programs (BIP) β‘οΈ empowering the next wave of Black-owned tech startups
Why BIP? We conceptualized this program to break the perpetual cycle of inequity.
Learn more here: dmz.to/bip
Despite challenges, African startups raised over $1.3bn, including exits in Q1 '23. The latest report from Africa: The Big Deal shows a -29% YoY decrease compared to Q1 '22 & a total of just over 150 deals worth $100k+. But overall, the ecosystem continues to offer opportunities for growth
On Feb 25, our very own Senior Programs Lead, Tina Mbachu | π¨π²π¨π¦, will be sitting in on the Incubators and Accelerators panel hosted by Black Founders Network as they explore the programs available to support aspiring Black Founders in Canada!
Learn more and RSVP belowβ¬οΈ
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When we started AltSchool Africa our goal was to democratize access to in-demand skills. But people like Adaobi Chuma-Okeke took it to another level. So, when I heard about her, I knew we had to tell her story.
Her strength and courage are something to admire.
Our very own Program Lead, Tina Mbachu | π¨π²π¨π¦, starts things off with some details about her time at the DMZ and leading our Black Innovation Program π.
At the DMZ, elevating #BIPOC entrepreneurs is at the forefront of our mission, so it is an honour to be the main feature in Issue 19 of Disruption Magazine as we celebrate the BIPOC leaders within our #community .
Follow through this thread for more β¬οΈ
π: disruptionmagazine.ca/issue-19
Why Africa has the most lucrative opportunity for fintech, DeFi, and Web3 - Rest of World in conversation with Barbara Iyayi of @unicorngrowth_c restofworld.org/2022/why-afric⦠via Rest of World
Let's throw it back and then talk about the future of Black Entrepreneurship. Are we making progress? Learn from βTunde Omotoye, Taylor Wilson, Pako Tshiamala, and Konata Lake on how to manage that space.
#DMZBISummit
'Powered by technology and logistics we aim to eliminate avoidable food waste in retailers daily operations by delivering food with a shelf-life of < 48 hours to food insecure communities across Canada.' - Tony Colley, Be One to Give #DMZBISummit
'There has never been anything specifically created for Black beauty and haircare. That is, until now.' - Ruth Afrakoma Kusi-Asare, Beautynbrushes
#DMZBISummit