Tag: Female-founder
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Woman in Tech for the Week: Peace Obinani
If there’s one thing Peace Obinani knows how to do, it’s making brands feel human and getting users to fall head-over-heels for them. Peace has a skill for storytelling and a deep understanding of consumer behaviour. With this, she has built a career helping businesses connect with their audiences in ways that truly matter. Currently,…
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Startup Spotlight: MyfoodAngels
MyFoodAngels is a food delivery company that helps people and businesses get fresh food quickly and easily. Founded by Olapeju Umah in 2018, the company was originally known as Mile12MarketWoman before rebranding to MyFoodAngels in 2019. MyFoodAngels operates as a B2B2C startup, delivering groceries to hotels, restaurants, and people who need fresh food but may…
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Startup Spotlight: Wellthify Medical
Wellthify Medical is a technology company focused on solving major health challenges, especially cardiovascular diseases. By using AI, smart wearable devices, and digital health tools, the company helps people manage their health better and respond quickly in emergencies. Wellthify Medical was founded by Favour Agwuna, an innovator in healthcare technology. She is also the founder…
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Woman in Tech For The Week: Imelda Usoro Olaoye
Imelda Usoro Olaoye is a real estate and marketing consultant, a business growth advocate, and a passionate supporter of women entrepreneurs. As the founder of Business Women Hub, she is dedicated to helping women-owned businesses flourish, especially within their first five years. Her commitment to societal impact drives her mission to empower the next generation…
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Startup Spotlight: Zimi
Zimi is a cross-border commerce provider founded in 2023 by Audrey Djiya with a mission to simplify global expansion for international brands. Zimi empowers and encourages businesses to succeed in new markets by streamlining their cross-border logistics, offering seamless fulfilment and automating secure international payments on its platforms. The company’s vision is to make selling…
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Woman In Tech For The Week: Elizabeth Okaome
Elizabeth Okaome has been a community manager for over seven years and an advocate for women in tech. She is the founder of Empower Her, a female tech community whose goal is to get as many women as possible into the tech space. Her community, which was founded in 2021, currently has over 6,000 women in…
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Woman in Tech For the Week: Amanda Etuk
Amanda Etuk is an entrepreneur and logistics expert based in Lagos, Nigeria. She co-founded Messenger, a platform that optimises deliveries by providing financial services to logistics entrepreneurs. Amanda founded this company with the aim of transforming the logistics industry in Nigeria. Her experience in senior roles at companies like 54gene, Zippy Logistics, and Hygeia HMO…
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5 Inspiring Women in Tech to Follow on Social Media
Sometimes, all we need is a little inspiration to continue pushing forward in a male-dominated industry. We need constant reminders that we are doing a great job and are not alone. What better way to get that than following and seeing daily updates from inspiring women in tech who have successfully navigated that path? By…
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Woman in Tech For the Week: Omotola Eunice Omotayo
Omotola is a leader who is passionate about women, community, open source, advocacy, diversity, equity, and inclusion. She is an experienced community builder and manager who is known for creating welcoming, safe spaces for community users. As a prominent voice for diversity and inclusion, especially within the tech industry, Omotola has used her platform to…
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Startup Spotlight: Jumba
Jumba is a Kenyan construction technology platform that aims to make constructing a house seamless, efficient, and affordable. Founded in 2022, Jumba streamlines B2B construction material purchases and financing, empowering hardware retailers and real estate developers to access the supplies they need. Jumba provides a one-stop shop for construction materials and a short-term financing option.…