
Kelvin Umechukwu: Pioneering Digital Transformation for African Entrepreneurs
Kelvin Umechukwu is a Nigerian tech entrepreneur and community builder who advocates for digital innovation in Africa’s small business sector.
Hope Ditlhakanyane is a South African passionate about using entrepreneurship to solve Africa’s toughest challenges.
She is the Head of Venture Sourcing at Founders Factory Africa (FFA), a venture capital firm and technology accelerator that invests in early-stage startups across Africa. Prior to joining FFA, Hope was the Venture Sourcing Lead at MEST Africa, a non-profit organization that trains, funds, and launches tech startups in Africa. She has also worked as a consultant at McKinsey & Company, where she advised clients on a variety of strategic and operational issues.
Hope is a recipient of the Mail & Guardian’s Top 200 Young South Africans award and Yahoo Finance’s Top 100 Women of the Future award. She is a strong advocate for diversity and inclusion in the tech industry, a drive that saw her co-found We Fund Women. This organization supports and invests in African women entrepreneurs. Hope is also a role model for young women and entrepreneurs in Africa.
Kelvin Umechukwu is a Nigerian tech entrepreneur and community builder who advocates for digital innovation in Africa’s small business sector.
Charles Oyamo is a Kenyan entrepreneur and the founder of Rethread Africa, a pioneering startup focused on tackling environmental challenges by transforming agricultural waste into biodegradable textile materials.
Radhika is a Kenyan entrepreneur passionate about promoting responsible investing through financial education and making investing more accessible and people-friendly in Africa.
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