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Don't Miss the 'Africa Rising' Panel | Thursday. 23 June. 6pm - 7pm.
There are a growing number of unicorns in the African Markets and many are led by African Entrepreneurs. Attendees will hear more details surrounding these stories and see and/or receive live feedback on the business models GES Entrepreneurs are pursuing in multiple sectors.
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Panelists:
Tim Draper, Founding Partner, DFJ
Eric Osiakwan, Managing Partner, Chanzo Capital
Maya Horgan-Famodu, Managing Director, Ingressive
David van Dijk, Director General, ABAN
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Organiser:
VLAB1is the San Francisco Bay Area chapter of the MIT Enterprise Forum, a global non-profit organization dedicated to connecting Silicon Valley’s entrepreneurs, industry experts, venture capitalists, private investors and technologists to enable them to effectively grow high-tech ventures amidst dynamic market risks and challenges.
Africa Focus Sessions:
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Women in Technology: Focus on Africa
A1celebration of Africa Women Entrepreneurs and Innovators, presented by the African Diaspora Network, The Africa Technology Foundation and Ingressive.
Date:121 June | 5pm
Info: More Details...
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Founders' Stories - Africa Edition
The1Impact Hub Oakland - presented by Lions@frica and the African Technology Foundation in Partnership with: My Africa Is, Impact Hub Oakland & TipHub.
Date:122 June | 6.30pm
Info: More Details...
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Entrepreneurship in Africa
A1session on 'Glocal (global and local) capital for SSA Entrepreneurs', hosted at the Koret-Taube Conference Center, Stanford University.
Date:123 June | 2.15pm
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Entrepreneurship in Sub-Saharan Africa
A SSA focus1session on 'Infrastructure and the Enabling Environment', hosted this year at the McClelland Building, Stanford University
Date:124 June | 11.45am
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ABAN is proud to be part of the African delegation at GES 2016 and is looking forward to welcoming international delegations to the African continent for several ABAN events coming later this year.
On behalf of the ABAN team,
Kindest regards,
David van Dijk
Director General
Looking to partner with ABAN? Contact the team via secretariat@abanangels.org.
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Rebecca Enonchong - Co-founder, ABAN & Cameroon Angels
ABAN started when a group of organisations joined forces to create a new not-for-profit networking association with one goal: Promote a culture of Angel investing across Africa. The founding organisations are Venture Capital for Africa, Lagos Angels Network, Cameroon Angels Network, Silicon Cape, Ghana Angel Investors Network, DEMO Africa, European Business Angels Network, and several individual Angel Investors. For more information please see the ABAN site.
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