Entrepreneurship Incubator: Meet Cohort Two

Six alumni have been chosen to participate in Cohort Two of the Entrepreneurship Incubator program. Each of these selected alumni has received an upfront seed funding of $5,000 to bolster their venture capital, to generate more job opportunities within their communities. Following a thorough evaluation process, we are delighted to introduce the six outstanding finalists selected to join Cohort 2:

Pape Seyni Bar (Senegal, Group 5): Founder of AGROBIOTOP, bringing innovative agricultural solutions to Senegal.
Hasna Farid (Morocco, Group 4): Founder of Titrit Mode, a fashion enterprise based in Morocco.
Amy Ndao Gueye (Senegal, Group 5): Co-Founder of Fashion Marque MAAM, making waves in the fashion industry in Senegal.
Dennis Kayira (Malawi, Group 6): Co-Founder of the Green Innovation Network (GIN), revolutionizing organic fertilizer production in Malawi.
Kardiatou Niang (Senegal, Group 5): Founder of Bakery Serigne, combating rural unemployment in Senegal.
Victor Togborlo (Ghana, Group 1): Founder of Dreams Kente Ventures, supporting education through selling authentic Kente cloth.

These finalists embody the spirit of innovation, entrepreneurship, and community impact that we strive to cultivate within our program. As we embark on this journey with our finalists, we invite you to stay connected with us for updates on their progress and the impact of their ventures. Together, we’re building a brighter future for communities across Africa through entrepreneurship and job creation.

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