in , ,

Applications Open for Startup Wise Guys SaaS Accelerator Program in Africa”

Share

Startup Wise Guys, an accelerator program, has recently opened applications for its SaaS (Software as a Service) Accelerator Program in Africa. The primary objective of this program is to support local SaaS companies in achieving success by equipping them with the necessary resources to overcome common challenges they face in their journey.

Startup Wise Guys offers the SaaS Accelerator Africa program to facilitate the growth and advancement of participating companies. Through this program, startups receive valuable knowledge and techniques to enhance their go-to-market strategy, supported by specialized mentoring and guidance fromei esteemed mentors and experts.

One of the program’s key strengths lies in its ability to connect companies with an extensive network of like-minded founders, professionals, and investors, providing valuable opportunities for collaboration and growth.

The SaaS Accelerator Africa program is mostly for early-stage digital B2B SaaS companies in English-speaking East and West Africa with a strong team, beginning traction, and a focus on FinTech, AgriTech, and ClimaTech.

By participating in the program, companies can forge valuable alliances and partnerships within the network, fostering an environment conducive to their growth and success.

One of the main advantages of the program is the potential funding it offers, with up to €100K available for equity investment (comprising €70K in cash and €30K allocated to the program). Furthermore, there may be follow-on investment opportunities for selected participants.

The application window will close on September 7th, 2023. For further details or to apply, please visit the website

Share

What do you think?

Written by Grace Ashiru

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

“Starlink Lights Up Kenya: Expanding its African Footprint with Connectivity”

“Flash, the Egyptian Contactless Payment Innovator, Secures $6 Million for Expansion”