Archives Tag: pre-seed
How to Raise Pre-Seed Funding for Your Startup
April 19, 2022
Starting a business requires money. But entrepreneurs often don’t have enough funding that’ll take them from ideation to having an actual product to sell. This is the point at which pre-seed funding proves crucial. With it, founders can get their startups off the ground. In this article, we’ll discuss how you can raise pre-seed … Continue reading How to Raise Pre-Seed Funding for Your Startup
The AWS FinTech Africa Accelerator Program 2023
April 19, 2022
Applications are currently open for the AWS FinTech Africa Accelerator Program 2023. If you run an early-stage FinTech and you’re seeking technical support and business resources that will enable you to successfully scale your startup, you should consider applying for this opportunity. Read more about Opportunities The AWS FinTech Africa Accelerator is an initiative … Continue reading The AWS FinTech Africa Accelerator Program 2023
Remedial Health Raises $1 Million Pre-seed
April 19, 2022
Remedial Health, a Nigerian Health-tech startup that provides finance and supply-chain management solutions has received $1 million in pre-seed funding to digitise pharmacies in Nigeria and across Africa whilst also expanding the startup’s buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) service. The startup was founded by Samuel Okwuada and Victor Benjamin in 2020 as a private label business. Read … Continue reading Remedial Health Raises $1 Million Pre-seed
Founder Institute (FI) Announces Pacer Ventures As Investor In Residence For Its African Accelerators
April 19, 2022
Founder Institute (FI), the world’s largest pre-seed startup accelerator, today announces Pacer Ventures as ‘Investor in Residence’ for the Founder Institute’s African Accelerator program. As part of the program, all startups that graduate the Founder Institute in Africa will be reviewed by Pacer Ventures for potential investment in their seed or pre-seed round of … Continue reading Founder Institute (FI) Announces Pacer Ventures As Investor In Residence For Its African Accelerators
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