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Loyola Jesuit College, Abuja

University of Waterloo - St. Jerome's University

Building the Future In Africa [Hiring]

Nigeria

The Fund for Africa's Future (also known as Future Africa) is a people powered innovation fund that provides capital, coaching and community to mission driven innovators turning Africa's biggest challenges into business opportunities . We believe by partnering with innovators we can build an African future where purpose and prosperity is within everyone's reach.

Future Africa

Founder & General Partner

Partcloud is building distributed teams of African product specialists to enable the best use of technology products and platforms for users all over the world. As advocates of technology, we are enabling world-class technology experiences for customers of technology products and platforms while simultaneously growing opportunities for African youth who are at the heart of our operations.

Partcloud

Founder & Executive Chairman

Canary Point is a group of financial services companies which offer a range of investment and financial services to the public with the aim of effective money management. CPCS Group encompasses a broad range of businesses whose services span various areas of specialty within the financial sector.   These businesses include Sebastian BDC Ltd., Assets Microfinance Bank Ltd., Swift and Allied Partners Ltd., Nairagram LLC  and Instant Cash all of which provide services in the Financial Sector. The group prides itself on its ability to provide quality, excellent and exceptional service through the use of technology and innovation in a rapidly changing market.

Canary Point Corporate Services

Non Executive Director

Learn Africa Plc is Nigeria's leading learning resource business with a rich history spanning over 50 years. The company was established in 1961 as Longman Nigeria – a book publishing firm wholly owned by Longman Group UK Limited, currently known Pearson Education. On July 23, 1996, it was formally listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange. In 2011, however, Pearson and Longman Nigeria mutually agreed to become separate corporate entities in Nigeria. The main business of Learn Africa Plc is the publication and marketing of textbooks for the entire gamut of the educational system – nursery, primary, secondary and tertiary. Today, the company has dreams to expand its dominance in books and educational resource to new forms of learning including rich media and technology applications with its strong and very expansive distribution network in Nigeria.

Learn Africa

Ite inflammate omnia. Go forth and set the world on fire.

Almost twenty years ago, I first entered the gates of this school we affectionately called the Local Jail for Children. It has definitely been one of my most formative experiences and has guided me on the path I'm on today. I'm giving back to the school as a member of its Board of Governors helping to support its fundraising and alumni relations strategy.

Loyola Jesuit College (LJC) is part of the worldwide family of Jesuit schools run by the Society of Jesus in Abuja, Nigeria in Africa. We are a co-educational boarding secondary school in the Jesuit tradition. The college opened with JSS-1 in 1996, and now has over 600 students in JSS-1 to SSS-3. It is a full boarding school, with teaching and supervision from members of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) in collaboration with the Sisters of the Holy Child Jesus and dedicated lay teachers and staff.

The school is located in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria in Africa, situated on a beautiful 28.5-hectare site in the village of Gidan Mangoro. The school provides an atmosphere conducive to focused learning. Spacious athletic fields, a stream that runs alongside the property, and creatively designed buildings that complement the natural beauty of the landscape help to make Loyola Jesuit College a beautiful and effective educational learning environment.

Loyola Jesuit College

Member of the Board of Governors

Less than 2% of Nigerians own cars. This limits the ability of our people to grow our over-populated cities into sub-urban areas which would bridge Nigeria's rural urban divide. Across Africa, we have similarly low levels of car ownership and the primary culprit is credit. More importantly, cars are assets which can help create jobs for millions of young Africans who need to help a young, productive and agile population move. Our mission at Moove is to empower Africans by providing accessible flexible car ownership while helping to create long-term sustainable employment across the continent.

As Uber's exclusive fleet provider, we currently finance and empower drivers on the Uber network with well maintained cars to make over 200,000 rides which put them on a path to sustainable employment, financial independence and asset ownership.

Moove Africa

Co-Founder & Investor

Talent City is a network of Charter Cities across Africa focused on providing the best quality of life for African technology talent that drives innovation and the digital economy. Our first site is in Southern Nigeria.

Talent City Inc

Founder & Chairman

The purpose of the Association of Financial Services Innovators is to support and grow a collaborative and innovative ecosystem of players in the financial services space. The association aims to lower barriers to entry, promote a level playing field for innovators without undermining the safety and security of the payment system for the general public and also advocate policies and regulations that encourage innovation in the Fintech community.

Financial Services Innovators Association

Chairman

Filmo Realty is a leading proptech and real estate services company in Nigeria. They provide services to over 50 clients across 10 states in Nigeria.

FilmoRealty

Board Member

Rainbow Educational Services Limited (Owners of the Pampers and Rainbow schools) provide a high-quality education to students.

Rainbow Educational Services Limited

Board Member/Chair, Finance and Strategy Committee

After several years helping build some of Africa’s fastest growing and most impactful technology businesses, I now spend my time helping founders, philanthropists and investors from around the world understand how to do the same in Africa. The formula is so simple we don’t mind sharing it with you

-  identify passionate and experienced missionary entrepreneurs with the integrity and courage to flawlessly execute in Africa

-  develop an data backed and informed point of view on how to turn Africa's largest challenges into incredible business opportunities.

-  support these entrepreneurs with a local and global network that gives them access to market and helps them scale with capital and relevant expertise.

-  celebrate these missionary entrepreneurs while empowering them to serve the next generation of missionary entrepreneurs


Are you a global investor, philantropist or founder looking for a trusted partner with practical street knowledge of how to successfully impact billions of people across  Africa?

Send us an email <a href="mailto:hello@street.capital">hello@street.capital</a>

Street Capital

Founding Partner

Madame Oby Ezekwesili, former Vice President of the World Bank and Minister of Education for Nigeria ran for the office of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and I worked as the Deputy Director General for the campaign.

Oby Ezekwesili Presidential Campaign

Deputy Director General

Flutterwave is an integrated payments platform for Africans to make and accept any payment, anywhere from across Africa and around the world. Under my leadership, Flutterwave processed over 100 Million transactions worth over $2.5 Billion. We established over 50 bank and multinational partners - the company also raised over $20M in funding under my leadership.

Flutterwave

Co-founder & Managing Director

Andela invests in Africa’s most talented software engineers to help companies solve the technical talent shortage and build high-performing distributed engineering teams.

Andela has grown and expanded across the African continent and raised hundreds of millions of dollars from local and international investors, including Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and former US Vice President, Al Gore.

Iyinoluwa Aboyeji

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