Women Who Launch Africa - Investing in Women
1h 22m
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Startup Lagos Podcast
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This episode will engage participants to discuss concrete efforts by institutional investors, as well as CEOs, to build more inclusive organizations where women can thrive and achieve their full potential.
Discover how the funding landscape is changing for women entrepreneurs and what can make your startup ‘investable’.
- Tosin Faniro-Dada Head, Startups (Lagos Innovates) at the Lagos State Employment Trust Fund
- Surabhi (Ruby) Nimkar Principal at GreenHouse Capital
- Ifeoma Uddoh Founder Shecluded
- Ayo Oshodi Co Lead , Women Who Launch (Host )
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