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Standard Chartered announces Women in Technology Incubator winners

Standard Chartered Nigeria has announced the winners of the first edition of its Women in Technology Incubator project competition. Launched in June 2019, the SC…

Standard Chartered Nigeria has announced the winners of the first edition of its Women in Technology Incubator project competition.

Launched in June 2019, the SC Women in Tech Incubator was established to support and promote the economic and social development of women in Nigeria through innovation or technology led entrepreneurship.

From over 600 applications, 10 candidates with the most compelling ideas were selected to go through the program.

At the end of the training period, five winners emerged and received USD10,000 each to support the growth and sustained expansion of their businesses.

Implemented for the Bank by the Enterprise Development Centre (EDC), the programme targeted female-led entrepreneurial teams and provided the candidates with training, mentorship and knowledge exchange sessions with industry experts and thriving businesses in the country.

Commenting on the success of the first edition, the bank’s Head, Corporate Affairs, Brand and Marketing, Dayo Aderugbo, said, “We are pleased about the successful completion of the first edition of the SC Women in tech Incubator and congratulate the winners who have emerged from this session.

“We are optimistic about the impact this programme will have on their businesses. The resources the beneficiaries have received from the sessions will go a long way in ensuring the sustainability of their businesses while creating employment for more women and youths in the country. We are excited about the endless growth opportunities and ripple effect this growth will have on the economy.

“This initiative builds on the Bank’s track record of increasing women’s access to entrepreneurial finance, employability and supporting adolescent girls and women through financing and capacity building”, he added.

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