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
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What Does The Board Of Directors Of An Early-Stage Startup Do?
Every company has a board of directors but few founders and entrepreneurs give the matter of board composition much thought. Samer has been on five
Micheal Ugwu CEO Freeme Digital, ranked in 2021 Indie Power Players
Michael Ugwu, Chief Executive Officer of Freeme Digital, is one name that stands out as Nigerian music and show business gain global recognition. Having just
5 Active Investors Backing Nigerian Startups in 2021
Over the past few years, Nigeria has consistently positioned itself in the top 4 for most funded countries in Africa, by both amount raised and
Dealing with Debt as an Entrepreneur
As an entrepreneur, it’s important to know the difference between good debt and bad debt. Good debt comes in the form of loans, a mortgage,
5 Things To Consider When Launching a Startup in a Highly Competitive Environment
Statistics suggest that most startups will fail, with some estimates reaching as high as 90% in the United States. As an entrepreneur, that stat can
The scripts to use when introducing yourself at a networking event, conference, and any other professional meeting.
It can be challenging to find the right thing to say about yourself when meeting someone new but with a bit of practice, mastering your
African Renewable Energy Start-ups Are Not Funded By Banks. So, Where Can Entrepreneurs Get Funding?
Africa’s small and medium-sized businesses receive around $70 billion in credit each year. The International Finance Corporation, on the other hand, thinks that the gap
Liberia Confirmed as Second-Largest Ship Registry in the World
January 29, 2019, by World Maritime News Liberia has become the second-largest ship registry in the world, shipping analyst Clarksons said in its January 2019 World