Betelhem Dessie – CEO of an international tech company at age 22

Betelhem Dessie – CEO of an international tech company at age 22

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Betelhem Dessie taught herself how to code, worked for the government as a tech developer and became the sole breadwinner for her family - all before she became a teenager. She is one of the youngest pioneers in the emerging Ethiopian technology scene and today is a partner and CEO in the training arm of Ethiopia's first Artificial Intelligence and robotics lab – iCog Anyone Can Code (ACC).

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Ipeleng Mkhari – Juggling an investment group (South Africa)

Ipeleng Mkhari – Juggling an investment group (South Africa)

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Ipeleng Mkhari couldn’t believe her luck when she secured a bank loan of R100,000 to kick start her CCTV business when she was in her twenties. She was female, black and had no entrepreneurial experience whatsoever. She thought she’d hit the jackpot. But there was a twist - she had to pay the money back in just 30 days. Two decades later Ipeleng is the CEO of Motseng Investment Holdings.

 
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Monica Musonda - the Founder and CEO of Zambian based Java Foods

Monica Musonda - the Founder and CEO of Zambian based Java Foods

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Monica Musonda walked away from a high-paying, in-house lawyer working for one of the continent’s wealthiest businessmen and walked straight into one of the most tumultuous but rewarding business ventures of her life.

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Carole Abade -  Bringing brands to life (Kenya)

Carole Abade - Bringing brands to life (Kenya)

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Carol Abade was travelling across Africa solo, signing 2-million-dollar contracts and recruiting people to work for her when she was still in her 20s. Back then, she was responsible for the expansion into the rest of the continent of the experiential marketing company she worked for. Today she is the group CEO of the leading experiential agency in Africa – EXP Kenya.

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