Venture & Early Stage Investing in Africa - The Keys to Success

2 Dec

In the first 8 months of 2020, African tech start-ups raised more than $600 million in venture capital funding, contrary to global economic slowdown in light of Covid-19.

Invest Africa invites you to a deep dive to examine what has kept the African VC landscape so resilient in light of global economic downturn, what role incubators and accelerators play in accelerating investment into Africa’s tech scene and how this momentum can be maintained.

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2 Dec 2020

Arthur Chupeau, Head of Ventures, The Baobab Network

2 Dec 2020

Millennial passionate about everything Africa, Arthur is the Head of Ventures at The Baobab Network an accelerator for early-stage start-ups in Africa.

2 Dec 2020

Rebecca Enonchong, Founder & Chairman, AppsTech

2 Dec 2020

Rebecca Enonchong is the founder and CEO of AppsTech and I/O Spaces. She is Chair of ActivSpaces (African Center for Technology Innovation and Ventures), an incubator in Cameroon. Forbes magazine listed her as a top female tech founder in Africa.

2 Dec 2020

Andreata Muforo, Partner, Tlcom Capital

2 Dec 2020

Andreata is a Partner at TLcom Capital LLP. TLcom is a venture capital firm based in Nairobi, Lagos and London, and has been investing since 1999 in innovative entrepreneurs leveraging technology to find market solutions to significant challenges.

2 Dec 2020