S2 Ep. 6: Developing African Capital Markets and Home-grown Asset Managers on the Continent with Umulinga Karangwa
Where's The Funding? Africa Edition
by Where's The Funding?!
3y ago
Umulinga Karangwa is a Rwandese Fund Manager and Investment Advisor with 17 years of experience in financial services with a focus on investments in Africa.  Over the past 13 years, Umulinga has raised and managed funds investing in Africa for different asset classes and is passionate about developing African capital markets and home-grown asset managers on the continent. Key interview highlights: Umulinga started covering investments from Belgium to London and then the African market where she covered African equities. Her passion gave birth to the setup of a  forum for the same In ..read more
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S2 Ep. 5: How Veggie Victory Is Leading the Vegan Movement in Nigeria with Hakeem Jimo
Where's The Funding? Africa Edition
by Where's The Funding?!
3y ago
Hakeem Jimo is a Vegan entrepreneur who co-founded VeggieVictory together with Bola Adeyanju - Nigeria's pioneer plant-based restaurant turned food company. VeggieVictory started in 2013 as a restaurant, before introducing VegChunks, the first commercially produced meat substitute in Nigeria, which emanated from the urge to provide for vegan needs, and now available in QSR in Nigeria and many other stores nationwide. VegChunks is a food option for people prone to non-communicable diseases, those looking for more affordable protein sources, and of course lifestyle changes. In 2013 it started as ..read more
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S2 Ep. 4: How To Build A Scalable Business Model and The Value of Black Art with Freda Isingoma
Where's The Funding? Africa Edition
by Where's The Funding?!
3y ago
Freda Isingoma is the founder and CEO of KIISA, LLC. Freda is an entrepreneur and ex-investment banking professional who has worked in multinational and leading investment institutions in London, New York, and Cape Town. She has experience in establishing successful business initiatives as well as managing investment funds.  This includes her role as a venture capitalist for an award-winning team at Close Brothers Group (UK) an African Investment consultant at Nile Capital Management based in New York. Key interview highlights: There are more voices for SMEs in developed countries like t ..read more
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S2 Ep. 3: Going Beyond - Investing in African Countries that Most Investors Avoid with Franklin Amoo
Where's The Funding? Africa Edition
by Where's The Funding?!
3y ago
Franklin Olakunle Amoo is a co-founder and the Managing Partner of Baylis Emerging Markets. As an active investor in a number of operating companies across Africa, Franklin serves on the boards of several African companies. Prior to co-founding Baylis, Franklin helped lead the Strategic Credit Group the $1.8 trillion Mizuho Financial Group, where he helped establish the High Yield sales and trading, secondary loan trading, structured finance, and asset finance businesses. Franklin worked at Deutsche Bank, Bank of America, and Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette.  A Chartered Alternative Inve ..read more
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S2 Ep. 2: Youth Entrepreneurship, the Promise and the Challenges with Violet Nyando
Where's The Funding? Africa Edition
by Where's The Funding?!
3y ago
Violet Nyando is an Agricultural Innovation Expert with over 15 years of experience in Agribusiness Advisory Services and Agricultural Rural Innovations Studies with a particular interest in Youth Entrepreneurship, Governance, and Leadership of Agri-Enterprises. Her experience in Kenya and Eastern Africa and engagement with International Development Practitioners across the World has earned her a deeper understanding of the African Agricultural and Community Landscape.  Violet has expertise in the areas of Agricultural Innovations including Climate Smart Agriculture, Agricultural Policy D ..read more
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S2 Ep. 1: How the BAYI HUB Program is Scaling Up African and American SMEs with Temidayo Adebayo
Where's The Funding? Africa Edition
by Where's The Funding?!
3y ago
Temidayo Adebayo is the Founder and Managing Partner of BAYI Capital with experience in identifying and nurturing high-impact investment opportunities in small-to-medium enterprises (SME). The Bayi Foundation arm of the business focuses on developing and supporting the small business community with the right support to breakeven and found their group with limited dilution. Key interview highlights: Where is the “Made in Africa Product”? How many black-owned and managed companies are earning at a minimum $100 M in revenues? For African entrepreneurs, it is important to focus on creating “Made ..read more
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S2 Episode 6: Umulinga Karangwa is Developing African Capital Markets and Home-grown Asset Managers on the Continent
Where's The Funding? Africa Edition
by Where's The Funding Africa Edition
3y ago
Umulinga Karangwa is a Rwandese Fund Manager and Investment Advisor with 17 years of experience in financial services with a focus on investments in Africa.  Over the past 13 years, Umulinga has raised and managed funds investing in Africa for different asset classes and is passionate about developing African capital markets and home-grown asset managers on the continent. Key interview highlights: Umulinga started covering investments from Belgium to London and then the African market where she covered African equities. Her passion gave birth to the setup of a  forum for the same In ..read more
Visit website
S2 Episode 5: How Veggie Victory Is Leading the Vegan Movement in Nigeria with Hakeem Jimo
Where's The Funding? Africa Edition
by Where's The Funding Africa Edition
3y ago
Hakeem Jimo is a Vegan entrepreneur who co-founded VeggieVictory together with Bola Adeyanju - Nigeria's pioneer plant-based restaurant turned food company. VeggieVictory started in 2013 as a restaurant, before introducing VegChunks, the first commercially produced meat substitute in Nigeria, which emanated from the urge to provide for vegan needs, and now available in QSR in Nigeria and many other stores nationwide. VegChunks is a food option for people prone to non-communicable diseases, those looking for more affordable protein sources, and of course lifestyle changes. In 2013 it started as ..read more
Visit website
S2 Episode 4: How To Build A Scalable Business Model and The Value of Black Art with Freda Isingoma
Where's The Funding? Africa Edition
by Where's The Funding Africa Edition
3y ago
Freda Isingoma is the founder and CEO of KIISA, LLC. Freda is an entrepreneur and ex-investment banking professional who has worked in multinational and leading investment institutions in London, New York, and Cape Town. She has experience in establishing successful business initiatives as well as managing investment funds.  This includes her role as a venture capitalist for an award-winning team at Close Brothers Group (UK) an African Investment consultant at Nile Capital Management based in New York. Key interview highlights: There are more voices for SMEs in developed countries like t ..read more
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S2 Episode 3: Going Beyond - Investing in African Countries that Most Investors Avoid with Franklin Amoo
Where's The Funding? Africa Edition
by Where's The Funding Africa Edition
3y ago
Franklin Olakunle Amoo is a co-founder and the Managing Partner of Baylis Emerging Markets. As an active investor in a number of operating companies across Africa, Franklin serves on the boards of several African companies. Prior to co-founding Baylis, Franklin helped lead the Strategic Credit Group the $1.8 trillion Mizuho Financial Group, where he helped establish the High Yield sales and trading, secondary loan trading, structured finance, and asset finance businesses. Franklin worked at Deutsche Bank, Bank of America, and Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette.  A Chartered Alternative Inve ..read more
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