The Standard Chartered Foundation Women in Tech Accelerator in Nigeria has successfully concluded its Cycle 7 cohort, celebrating the graduation of 11 innovative women entrepreneurs.
Delivered in partnership with Village Capital and the Enterprise Development Centre (EDC) of Pan-Atlantic University, the intensive program equips tech-enabled, women-led businesses with the mentorship, networks, and investment-readiness skills needed to scale.
Startup founders and emerging entrepreneurs frequently look for specialized tech accelerators that open doors to corporate jobs and venture funding.
11 Women Entrepreneurs Graduate from Tech-Enabled Startup Program
The graduating cohort features a diverse lineup of founders building digital solutions across healthcare, logistics, edtech, artificial intelligence, and retail fintech.
Throughout the curriculum, participants received tailored business development support and pitch training, culminating in a competitive showcase where five standout ventures secured US$10,000 each in grant funding.
Innovators collaborating on cross-functional startup projects often use shared urban coworking spaces to speed up product development and team meetings.
Village Capital and Enterprise Development Centre Pan-Atlantic University Partnership
Supported by strategic partnerships like EDC Pan-Atlantic University and Village Capital, the initiative aims to bridge the gender funding gap in African entrepreneurship.
By providing seed capital and executive coaching, the program empowers female founders to build sustainable enterprises that stimulate local economies and generate employment.
Industry reports and ecosystem updates on African venture accelerators can be tracked further across major tech news channels.
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