Emerging Economies | March 09, 2018 | The world celebrated International women's day on 8th March. And Startups are one place the women are coming up in life better in many emerging economies. So we have put some focus on emerging economies and women; have captured a cross spectrum of conversations by a woman VC from Africa; some Asian Startup women leaders of influence; how startup ecosystems are helping some to work from their comforts of home in India and some SA and Estonia ecosystem news! It starts with the women leaders and ends with women empowerment!
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And hey, International Women's Day. Everyday.
Cheers.
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| | Casey Hynes - Forbes Middle East There are many successful and laudable entrepreneurs in these countries. But in honor of International Women's Day, I decided to revisit some of the women entrepreneurs I've featured here, each of whom is doing groundbreaking work in this part of the world. | | TOM JACKSON Co-founder @DisruptAfrica - Disrupt Africa "While South Africa compares favourably to other emerging markets, we have some catching up to do in comparison to American, European and certain Asian ecosystems. The potential is undoubtedly present, but we need more local understanding and commitment to creating a globally-comparable sector, particularly in the angel investor arena which a key catalyst elsewhere." | | Steve O'Hear - Oath Tech Network/TechCrunch "Superangel", the new fund is targeting a final closing of €20 million but has already raised €12 million. | | Adelle Geronimo - CPI Media King Abdul Aziz City for Science and Technology (KACST)'s Badir Program has announced that the number of women's businesses incubated by the programme grew by 144 percent in 2017. | | TOM JACKSON Co-founder @DisruptAfrica - DisruptAfrica Nigerian VC firm GreenHouse Capital is planning to further leverage the initial coin offering (ICO) market as an alternative channel for accessing capital in 2018. | | Sanchita Dash - Entrepreneur Entrepreneur India spoke to a few experts from the industry about how start-ups are enabling women to work from home. | | | | |
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