TECHSIS OF THE YEAR
Odun Eweniyi
Odun is the Cofounder/COO at Piggyvest and also Cofounder/GP at FirstCheck Africa. She has used her wealth of experience in diverse capacity to support the Tech Ecosystem. A detail-oriented, hands-on and resourceful individual with exceptional creative skills.
Yanmo Omorogbe
Yanmo Omorogbe is the co-founder and COO of Bamboo. Yanmo leads growth and operations as the COO of Bamboo. Bamboo is a digital investment platform that gives Nigerians real-time access to buy, sell or hold assets traded on the US stock exchange from their mobile phones or computers.
Damilola Olokesusi
Damilola is the co-founder and CEO of Shuttlers, a Nigerian technology-driven transportation startup. Shuttlers is revolutionizing how professionals and organizations commute in the ever-busy Lagos and Abuja metropolis.
Solape Akinpelu
A Certified Financial Education Instructor and a member of the Personal Finance Speakers Asso-ciation (USA), Solape is Founder, HerVest, a women-focused and inclusive fintech platform for the underserved and excluded women in Africa. HerVest enables women to participate in savings, impact-investments and credit, credit particularly for small holder women farmers in Nigeria.
Oluwatobi Otokiti
"Tobi is a 2022 award winner of the US TechWomen initiative sponsored by the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. She is recognised as one of the top 10 female product management leaders revolutionising Africa's tech space. She is a product mentor at Google launchpad. Tobi is the founder of ProductDive, the largest product management community and school in Africa that helps product managers become better skilled.
Ife Durosimi Etti
Ife Durosimi Etti is building the first bank for Women in Nigeria - Herconomy. She is an Author, Entrepreneur and Young Global Leader with over 10 years of management and leadership experience working in the fashion, marketing and manufacturing Industries.
Tosin Faniro-Dada
Tosin Faniro-Dada is the Managing Director & CEO of Endeavor in Nigeria. In her role, she leverages her over 15 years of private and public sector working experience to support entrepreneurs in various life cycle stages with interventions and resources that enable them to scale their businesses and create societal behavioral change.
Eloho Oname
Eloho Omame is an early-stage investor and a strong advocate for gender & inclusion in VC in Africa. She's a Partner at TLcom Capital, a seed-to-growth stage VC firm, and a Co-Founder & General Partner at FirstCheck Africa, an early-stage VC firm investing in tech startups founded or co-founded by women.This is a wider card with supporting text below as a natural lead-in to additional content. This card has even longer content than the first to show that equal height action.