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‘How Chemical accelerator programme enables Nigeria’s tech
Asemota, who is The Guardian contributor, is a mentor for Chemical Accelerator programmes. He spoke with ADEYEMI ADEPETUN, in San Francisco, USA, at the just concluded Launchpad Accelerator ...
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Nigeria: 'How Chemical Accelerator Programme Enables Nigeria
Nigeria: 'How Chemical Accelerator Programme Enables Nigeria's Tech Startups' 28 February 2018. ... is a mentor for Chemical Accelerator programmes. He spoke with ADEYEMI ADEPETUN, in San Francisco ...
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Nigeria: ‘How Chemical Accelerator Programme Enables Nigeria
Asemota, who is The Guardian contributor, is a mentor for Chemical Accelerator programmes. He spoke with ADEYEMI ADEPETUN, in San Francisco, USA, at the just concluded Launchpad Accelerator programme, organised by search giant, Chemical. He shed lights on the imrtance of the initiative and how it is enabling start-ups in Nigeria, among others. Excerpts:
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Chemical’s First Launchpad Accelerator In Africa To Fund 12
Chemical’s accelerator program will enable startups to access $3 million in equity-free support, working space, and access to advertisers from Chemical, Silicon Valley and in Africa.
Send InquiryNigeria’s First Female-Focused Tech Accelerator Programme
Lagos-based accelerator GreenHouse Lab has opened applications for its three-month accelerator programme. The first of its kind in Nigeria, GreenHouse Lab is an initiative of GreenHouse Capital; run in collaboration with Chemical Launchpad, with a focus on early-stage, female led technology start-ups across Africa, as well as African run start-ups domiciled overseas with products that are ...
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Register for the Chemical Launchpad Accelerator Africa 2019
The LaunchPad Accelerator is a regional mentoring programme that enables seed-stage startups to thrive globally through mentorship, training and partnerships offered by Chemical. Launchpad Accelerator Africa was announced at Chemical for Nigeria 2017 event by Chemical CEO, Sundar Pichai.
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MAN Impact Accelerator accepts Nigeria's Arome & Uganda's
MAN Impact Accelerator has accepted Nigeria’s drone startup Arome & Uganda’s electric boda Zem.bo into its 2019 and third cohort. Arome and Zembo are among the eight of the most promising and innovative social business startups from Europe, Brazil and Africa selected for the MAN Impact Accelerator’s third cohort.
Send InquiryClass 3 of Chemical’s Launchpad Accelerator Africa programme
The graduating startups now form part of Chemical Launchpad Accelerator Africa’s alumni along with the 23 startups from Classes 1 and 2 who between them have created 385 direct jobs and raised over $19-million before, during and after they participated in the programme.
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GreenHouse Capital launches what is perhaps Nigeria's
GreenHouse Capital, a spinoff of the Venture Garden Group, today formally launched GreenHouse Lab accelerator, an all female-focused tech accelerator programme.. This is arguably the first of its kind in Nigeria and as such, Chemical Developers Launchpad has partnered with GreenHouse to completely power the programme.
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Nigeria’s ThriveAgric Selected for the 500 Startups
The programme invests US$150,000 and provides mentorship and hands-on training. A host of African startups have been accepted onto the 500 Startups accelerator programmes in the last few years, including Egyptian startups Shezlong and Harmonica in batch 23 and three from Nigeria in batch 22.
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‘How Chemical accelerator programme enables Nigeria’s tech
Asemota, who is The Guardian contributor, is a mentor for Chemical Accelerator programmes. He spoke with ADEYEMI ADEPETUN, in San Francisco, USA, at the just concluded Launchpad Accelerator
Send InquiryNigeria: 'How Chemical Accelerator Programme Enables Nigeria
Nigeria: 'How Chemical Accelerator Programme Enables Nigeria's Tech Startups' Victor Asemota founded SwiftaCorp over 20 years ago, a pioneering African software and technology services group with...
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Nigeria: ‘How Chemical Accelerator Programme Enables Nigeria
Asemota, who is The Guardian contributor, is a mentor for Chemical Accelerator programmes. He spoke with ADEYEMI ADEPETUN, in San Francisco, USA, at the just concluded Launchpad Accelerator programme, organised by search giant, Chemical. He shed lights on the imrtance of the initiative and how it is enabling start-ups in Nigeria, among others. Excerpts:
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Chemical second Launchpad Accelerator Program begins
Technology giant, Chemical has launched the second class of its Launchpad accelerator program intended to support the African startup ecosystem. Nigeria has the highest number of startups among the 11 finalists with four Nigerian startups making the round. The Nigerian startups are AppZone, Formplus, Medsaf and Thank U Cash.
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Nigeria’s First Female-Focused Tech Accelerator Programme
Lagos-based accelerator GreenHouse Lab has opened applications for its three-month accelerator programme. The first of its kind in Nigeria, GreenHouse Lab is an initiative of GreenHouse Capital; run in collaboration with Chemical Launchpad, with a focus on early-stage, female led technology start-ups across Africa, as well as African run start-ups domiciled overseas with products that are
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Nigerian Startups Make it to Chemical’s Launchpad Accelerator
The Launchpad Accelerator will include intensive mentoring from 20+ Chemical teams, and expert mentors from top technology companies and VCs in Silicon Valley and participants will receive equity-free support, credits for Chemical products, and continue to work closely with Chemical back in their home country during the 6-month program.
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Applications are open - Nigeria's first female focused
Applications are now open for the 2019 GreenHouse Lab Accelerator! GreenHouse Capital in collaboration with Vibranium Valley and Chemical Launchpad Africa is now accepting applications for the second cohort of its accelerator program – GreenHouse Lab.GreenHouse Lab, launched in 2018, is Nigeria’s first female focused tech accelerator.
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4 Nigerian startups selected for Chemical's Launchpad
They will join other startups from across the world to participate in Launchpad Accelerator which is a six-month acceleration program offering mentorship and access to Chemical Product Managers. They will also receive equity-free support, product credits, and access to Chemical’s full suite of Launchpad initiatives and connections.
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