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Call for Applications: Standard Chartered Women In Tech Incubator (WITI) Program 

MSME Africa by MSME Africa
October 8, 2020
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SC WOMEN IN TECH INCUBATOR – WITI 2

About the Standard Chartered (SC) Women In Tech Incubator (WITI) Program

  • This program aims to support female entrepreneurship, aligning with calls for more diversity in tech and for more opportunities for women to develop entrepreneurial and leadership expertise.
  • The purpose of the Women in Tech Incubator in Nigeria is to provide incubation support designed to target early-to-mid stage professionals from technology and business sectors – females who are most likely to have the requisite domain knowledge, experience, and perseverance to deliver results.
  • As a Bank in Nigeria, we have been focusing on education for young women for many years through platforms like GOAL<https://www.sc.com/en/explore-our-world/empowering-girls-must/>. Globally we have invested in more women entrepreneurs focusing on technology with the first initiative being launched in New York in October 2014 and the second one launched in Kenya in September 2017.
  • We also recently launched in Pakistan and now Nigeria, with the aspiration to launch more tech incubator and accelerator programs for women within Africa and the Middle East region in the coming years.

How to apply

Eligibility Criteria:
WITI is seeking to recruit women-led start-up businesses that leverage technology as a key driver of innovation. The business:

  • Must be women-led start-up businesses that leverage technology needs of the county
  • Must be based in Nigeria, and should be aligned with the needs of the country
  • Must sustainable and scalable
  • Must be properly aligned with the UN’s sustainable development goals.
  • Should have been in operation for a minimum of 12 months
  • Should be seeking support for proof of concept, customer, product and business model development
  • Should have evidence of pre-revenue traction (users). Although post revenue is preferable.
  • The principal founder must be a Nigerian woman between the ages of 18 and 35
  • Should be able to provide all company registration documents including Certificate of Corporation, to confirm authenticity of the business

For applicants with business ideas:

  • An innovative idea that leverages web or mobile technology to solve a problem/issue
  • The idea must improve on an existing process/solution or be completely new i.e. hasn’t been done locally.
  • Adequately researched problem with a clear picture of the target segment it affects
  • The team should have skills to build the solution (or have access to technical skills)
  • Full-time commitment for 6 months spent building the solution and conduct market validation to understand your potential users.

Are you a Nigerian female entrepreneur with a tech start up? Are you looking to scale up, receive strategic business training, connect with mentors, network with like minds and receive seed funding for your business? This is for you.

Sign up for the SC Women in Tech Incubator for a chance to grow your business, launch your sustainable digital solutions and empower others.

Application window closes on Friday, October 9, 2020.

Get more details and apply HERE

 

 

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