Nigerian Born Tope Awotona now Tech Billionaire in U.S
Tope Awotona, the 40-year-old founder and CEO of Calendly, a $3 billion meeting scheduling platform, has been featured by Forbes. Awotona founded Calendly nine years
Tope Awotona, the 40-year-old founder and CEO of Calendly, a $3 billion meeting scheduling platform, has been featured by Forbes. Awotona founded Calendly nine years
Have you ever wondered what investors want? What do you need to prove your idea will work and how can you get funding? Every investor
Leaders aren’t just given titles at work. You take responsibility not only for your actions but also for the outcomes of your actions. Leaders aren’t
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The phenomenal growth seen in Nigeria’s fintech sector extends beyond the influx of funds. In the previous year, the country reportedly had the highest number
The inaugural Legatum Foundry Fellowship has been launched by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s (MIT) Legatum Centre for Development and Entrepreneurship to support African entrepreneurs.
Since reports began keeping track in 2015, investments in African startups have grown at a healthy rate. That same year, the publications Disrupt Africa and
Africa House, in collaboration with Platform Capital Group, is set to invest in ten enterprises with a total of $1 million in funding, technical and
It is often argued that major sports events like the World Cup and the Olympics can lead to economic regeneration. Some worry about the economic
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