Rebecca Enonchong

Imagine Worldwide empowers children around the globe to build the literacy and numeracy skills needed to reach their full potential. Alongside our on-the-ground partners, we co-design learning solutions and conduct high-quality research to understand what works, for whom, and how. We provide real-time feedback to software developers and our local implementation partners — creating a powerful, continuous improvement loop that will expand learning for children everywhere.

SUGUBA is a disruptive platform launched with the Dutch Good Growth Fund (DGGF) as the anchor investor. Suguba means Big Marketplace in Mande, a group of local languages spoken across West Africa. SUGUBA is a disruptive platform providing both “hardware” (office & events spaces) and “software” (TA and BDS programs) to “missing middle"​ entrepreneurs, start-ups and SMEs. SUGUBA is focused on enterprises run by youth and women. SUGUBA is fostering regional integration and regional trade in Francophone West Africa. SUGUBA's vision is to become the first sustainable, regionally connected network of locally run communities, workspaces and programs that support and scale the impact of SMEs and entrepreneurs across Francophone West Africa.

Lancée en 2018, l’initiative Digital Africa a pour mission de renforcer la capacité des entrepreneurs numériques africains à concevoir et déployer à grande échelle des innovations de rupture au service de l’économie réelle. L’initiative rassemble un ensemble de partenaires de toutes nationalités engagés auprès des entrepreneurs numériques africains, au premier rang desquels se trouve l’Agence française de développement (AFD). Digital Africa a structuré un ensemble de programmes autour de trois domaines d’intervention : - Le renforcement de capacités et l’assistance technique directe aux start ups numériques à fort potentiel d’impact - La recherche de financements en Afrique et partout dans le monde et l’accès à ces derniers pour assurer le passage à l’échelle des innovations tech africaines - L’accompagnement de politiques publiques favorables aux entrepreneurs numériques innovants en Afrique -- Launched in 2018, Digital Africas mission is to build the capacity of African tech and digital entrepreneurs to design and scale innovations for the real economy. The initiative brings together a set of partners of all nationalities committed to African digital entrepreneurs, at the forefront of which is the French Development Agency (AFD). Digital Africa has structured a set of programs around three areas of intervention: - Capacity building and direct technical assistance to digital start-ups with high impact potential - Searching for and accessing funding in Africa and around the world to ensure the scaling up of African tech innovations - Supporting public policies favorable to innovative digital entrepreneurs in Africa

iamtheCODE is the first African-led global movement to mobilise government, private sector, and investors to advance STEAMED (science, technology, engineering, arts, mathematics, entrepreneurship, and design) Education. Our specific aim is to enable 1 Million young women and girls to learn how to code by 2030. We are tackling the current global STEM Skills shortage in marginalised communities globally through partnerships and collaboration with renowned technologies companies. iamtheCODE unique blended curriculum makes it easy for girls to learn, develop their creativity and belong in the tech world. We are looking for mentors and spaces to host our events. If you have spare time, join us to mentor girls in refugee camps, slums and favelas. Girls are coding in those places.

Eneza Education aims to make 50 Million students in rural Africa smarter by leveraging low-cost mobile technology. We're a virtual tutor and teacher's assistant that uses high-quality educational content for students and relevant data, tips and resources for teachers, all on a simple mobile phone. We've currently reached over 5,000,000 offline users at 8,000+ schools in Kenya, Ghana and Ivory Coast. Are you interested in bringing Eneza to your country? Contact us: BD@enezaeducation.com

Ovamba was founded in 2013 in the US by long-time friends, Viola Llewellyn and Marvin Cole, who saw an opportunity to help empower fellow entrepreneurs in Africa by providing them with the access to finance needed in order to flourish their businesses. The problem they were solving was twofold; firstly, banks were slow and ill-equipped to adapt to meet the demands of fast moving African small businesses; and secondly, banks’ limited due diligence procedures made it hard for entrepreneurs with no previous track record to get started. Marvin and Viola decided to combine their experience of the finance and technology sectors and build a platform that would offer fast access to business growth support delivered via mobile phone. Complementing its world-class technology, the platform further set itself apart by offering the ability to analyse real-time risk in Africa based on deep traditional and cultural knowledge from on-the-ground teams, thereby creating a system of both technical and local know-how. In 2014, Ovamba attracted significant investment from UK-based GLI Finance, whose backers include Blackrock Global, AXA Investment Managers and Barclays Wealth. Ovamba then set up its first operations in Cameroon – a country with over 200 local languages, Muslim and Christian communities, and an economy almost entirely comprised of SMEs. It was the perfect place to prove the model. With a strong track record of successful transactions, in 2016 Ovamba attracted further investment from other investment platforms, such as Crowdcredit. This has enabled Ovamba to expand its operations across the border into Northern Nigeria and in South Africa, with a new office in Johannesburg.

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Imagine Worldwide empowers children around the globe to build the literacy and numeracy skills needed to reach their full potential. Alongside our on-the-ground partners, we co-design learning solutions and conduct high-quality research to understand what works, for whom, and how. We provide real-time feedback to software developers and our local implementation partners — creating a powerful, continuous improvement loop that will expand learning for children everywhere.

The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) is the institutional representative of 45 million companies in more than 100 countries. We work to promote international trade, responsible business conduct and a global approach to regulation through a unique mix of advocacy and standard setting activities—together with market-leading dispute resolution services. Our members include many of the world’s largest companies, SMEs, business associations and local chambers of commerce. For job opportunities at ICC, visit: https://iccwbo.org/careers/job-opportunities/

Djibouti Telecom is today a leading strategic center for international telecommunications services in East Africa with its underlying network infrastructure comprising 7 international submarine cables, with direct connection to over 90 countries and 2 terrestrial cables. In order to enhance network resilience, the company has built two additional cable landing stations. This is the highest number of cable landing sites in Sub-Saharan Africa. DJIBOUTI AFRICA REGIONAL EXPRESS In early 2015, Djibouti Telecom decided to build a new regional submarine cable system DARE1 (Djibouti Africa Regional Express1). Landing across 3 countries and 4 cities, the network will cover 5,000km and will have a capacity per wavelength of 100Gbps. This network is due to be completed in 2020. Our goal is to become the telecom hub for East Africa. Visit our website to learn more about our company, solutions and networks: https://international.djiboutitelecom.dj/

SUGUBA is a disruptive platform launched with the Dutch Good Growth Fund (DGGF) as the anchor investor. Suguba means Big Marketplace in Mande, a group of local languages spoken across West Africa. SUGUBA is a disruptive platform providing both “hardware” (office & events spaces) and “software” (TA and BDS programs) to “missing middle"​ entrepreneurs, start-ups and SMEs. SUGUBA is focused on enterprises run by youth and women. SUGUBA is fostering regional integration and regional trade in Francophone West Africa. SUGUBA's vision is to become the first sustainable, regionally connected network of locally run communities, workspaces and programs that support and scale the impact of SMEs and entrepreneurs across Francophone West Africa.

Lancée en 2018, l’initiative Digital Africa a pour mission de renforcer la capacité des entrepreneurs numériques africains à concevoir et déployer à grande échelle des innovations de rupture au service de l’économie réelle. L’initiative rassemble un ensemble de partenaires de toutes nationalités engagés auprès des entrepreneurs numériques africains, au premier rang desquels se trouve l’Agence française de développement (AFD). Digital Africa a structuré un ensemble de programmes autour de trois domaines d’intervention : - Le renforcement de capacités et l’assistance technique directe aux start ups numériques à fort potentiel d’impact - La recherche de financements en Afrique et partout dans le monde et l’accès à ces derniers pour assurer le passage à l’échelle des innovations tech africaines - L’accompagnement de politiques publiques favorables aux entrepreneurs numériques innovants en Afrique -- Launched in 2018, Digital Africas mission is to build the capacity of African tech and digital entrepreneurs to design and scale innovations for the real economy. The initiative brings together a set of partners of all nationalities committed to African digital entrepreneurs, at the forefront of which is the French Development Agency (AFD). Digital Africa has structured a set of programs around three areas of intervention: - Capacity building and direct technical assistance to digital start-ups with high impact potential - Searching for and accessing funding in Africa and around the world to ensure the scaling up of African tech innovations - Supporting public policies favorable to innovative digital entrepreneurs in Africa