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Founder Institute Lagos Celebrates Lagos Fall Semester Cohort IX Graduation

12 Changemakers Emerge From the Pack Following A Rigorous 15+ Week Virtual Program

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Founder Institute Lagos marked the graduation of its Cohort IX founder after a rigorous yet rewarding 15+ week virtual program, only 12 founders, brimming with refined ideas and steely resolve, emerged victorious.

From a starting line-up of 47 enthusiastic entrepreneurs, these 12 founders persevered through rigorous training and mentorship, honing their pitches and transforming their fledgling businesses into investable ventures.

The graduation ceremony, held at Cafe One, Yaba on the 6th of March 2024, was a vibrant affair that brought together graduates, directors, the team, and guests.

The festivities kicked off with a thought-provoking panel discussion titled “Startups and Innovation in Africa: A New Paradigm.”

A huge applause for our esteemed panelists: Oyinda Akanbi (SYNLAB Nigeria), Oge Nnaife (Innovation Support Network Hubs), and Chidubem Ejezie (Innovate UK Business Connect) – their insights sparked a lively and engaging conversation about the ever-evolving landscape of African startups and innovation.

But the real heroes of the day were the graduates themselves. Their dedication, resilience, and entrepreneurial spirit were truly inspiring.

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Founder Institute Lagos extends a massive thank you to the dedicated mentors and incredible partners and alumni network who played a pivotal role in shaping these founders’ journeys. Their unwavering support ensures that each cohort contributes to the bright future of African entrepreneurship.

At Founder Institute Lagos, we remain committed to empowering founders to build investable, sustainable startups that have the potential to revolutionize the African economic landscape.

Are you ready to join the next generation of changemakers? Applications are currently open for the Lagos Spring Virtual Cohort 2024. Apply here.

About Founder Institute

Founder Institute is the world’s most proven network to turn ideas into fundable startups, and startups into global businesses. Since 2009, its structured accelerator programs have helped over 6,800 entrepreneurs raise over $1.75 billion in funding.

Based in Silicon Valley and with chapters across 100+ countries, the accelerator’s mission is to empower communities of talented and motivated people to build impactful technology companies worldwide.

Founder Institute has operated in Lagos for five years and its 120+ portfolio companies in Lagos have gone on to build highly scalable startups that have created value for over 200,000 users with transactions worth over NGN3 billion and 500+ jobs created.

For additional information about Founder Institute Lagos, please visit here or contact: programs[at]filagos.ng


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