Seyi (Shay) Ogebule, Ph.D

Dream VC is a Pan-African venture capital institute. Dream VC creates and delivers educational programs focused on investment capacity building, particularly in venture capital, angel investing, and corporate venture capital (CVC). To date, Dream VC has successfully run multiple programs with participants from over 50 different countries. Our programs are highly selective with a ~4 % acceptance rate. We are powered by a network of 300+ fellow alumni who have started, currently lead or work at Venture Capital, Private Equity and Impact Funds, collectively managing nearly $7bn in AUM.

Dream VC is a Pan-African venture capital institute. Dream VC creates and delivers educational programs focused on investment capacity building, particularly in venture capital, angel investing, and corporate venture capital (CVC). To date, Dream VC has successfully run multiple programs with participants from over 50 different countries. Our programs are highly selective with a ~4 % acceptance rate. We are powered by a network of 300+ fellow alumni who have started, currently lead or work at Venture Capital, Private Equity and Impact Funds, collectively managing nearly $7bn in AUM.

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The Joule Foundation is a US registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization formed with a purpose of giving back and encouraging young women in the African continent to pursue an education in the field of STEM. The Joule Foundation empowers young girls to pursue STEM education and careers by providing resources that complement the secondary school curriculum in African nations. Our academic workshops and programs are designed to address the problems closest to home by pairing learnings from the classroom with hands-on-activities, mentoring and career awareness programs. Why call it the Joule Foundation? The “Joule” is defined as the SI unit of energy. Energy can neither be created nor destroyed but it can be transformed from one form to another. The Joule’s SI base units can be broken down to kgm2/s2 and therefore if we give a person (kg) a platform (m2) over time (s2) that energy can be used to transform and change our world for the better. We believe that each individual on this earth has a God-given innate purpose that cannot be created nor destroyed. When we harness that purpose, and cultivate it and channel it for the good of the world, thats where transformation takes place. If we give a person a platform, a chance. In due time, when one finds their purpose in this world and uses it for good, that world will become a much better place.