Bezi @BeziBuild

Empowering African founders through access to top tier talents, world-class mentors communities & diverse investment networks. Join the Bezi Community! linktr.ee/bezibuild Africa Joined May 2022

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Bezi @BeziBuild

2 years ago

What’s your opinion about African startups?

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Bezi @BeziBuild

2 years ago

A strong team is not merely a support system for a startup founder; it is the foundation upon which the company's success is built, enabling it to navigate the complexities of the ecosystem.

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Bezi @BeziBuild

2 years ago

When partnering, focus on the particular problem you can solve and make that the main focus of your approach.

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L.a.m.i the Pivoter!♋ @thelamiblunt

2 years ago

They should solve more problems for Africans, instead of being copies of copies🤦🏽‍♀️

Bezi @BeziBuild

2 years ago

They should solve more problems for Africans, instead of being copies of copies🤦🏽‍♀️

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There are 1,361 unicorns worldwide. The U.S., China, and India are leading with 666, 316, and 68 unicorns respectively. Africa has produced 9 unicorns since the presence of venture and private equity funding in the ecosystem which shows the startup scene is still growing.

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Bezi @BeziBuild

2 years ago

In a bid to raise funds for your startup, be careful to not give away too much too soon.

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Bezi @BeziBuild

2 years ago

Applications for the Bezi Fellowship Program are still ongoing. If you'd like to be in a place that helps you get your startup idea off the ground and navigate the complexities of the African ecosystem, consider applying to Bezi. Apply here - apply.bezi.build

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Sam Otigba @SamuelOtigba

2 years ago

These are the most dangerous people in your circle.

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Bezi @BeziBuild

2 years ago

From July 2021 to June 2022, the big four collectively secured $4.6bn in funding. A year later, funding decreased significantly, especially in Nigeria (-77% YoY), losing the top spot to Egypt (-25%). Is this a temporary dip or a long-term trend? Source: @AfricaTBD