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Startup news and updates: daily roundup (February 16, 2024)

All About You: Woman-Led Fintech Startup YouTrip Raises $50 Million From Lightspeed

YouTrip raised $50 million in a Series B funding round from new investor Lightspeed Venture Partners, bringing its total funds raised to $105.5 million.

Women Startup Competition launches Africa chapter, contest applications open

The Women Startup Competition Africa chapter is launching, and is calling upon African women-led enterprises that want to go global to enter. 

Join the Historic Launch of Women Startup Competition Africa

Budapest, Hungary Aug 27, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Pioneering Progress: Join the Historic Launch of Women Startup Competition Africa Theme: "Close the Gender Financing Gap!" Be a part of an extraordinary milestone in the

Bangladesh Women Investors Network launches startup fellowship for women

The Bangladesh Women Investors Network (BWIN) is launching an initiative called Bloom Fellowship that aims to equip young women with skills and knowledge required to perform in startup environments. It is a semester-long talent accelerator program with curated mentorship, training, and internships designed towards Bangladeshi women between the ages of 20 and 24.

CNBC-TV18's 'Future. Female. Forward - The Women's Collective' wraps up its first edition

Women-led startups break ground in India but funding and investment remain major hurdles

When women entrepreneurs do approach potential investors for financing, they are more likely to be rejected.

Career engagement platform HerKey secures $4M funding from Kalaari, 360 ONE Asset

Founded by Neha Bagaria, HerKey currently claims to services over 3.5 million women and plans to scale to power 30 million women's careers in India.

Meet the co-sisters from Indore behind vegan wellness startup Kimirica

Kimirica Lifestyle, a luxury and 100% vegan self-care brand, offers a range of products, from premium bath and body products to plant-powered skincare and candles.

Against all odds, how this entrepreneur single-handedly built a profitable Rs 35 Cr revenue D2C jewellery star

Share on Being a software professional, mother to two young children, and starting a venture in the male-dominated jewellery business can be a tough task, but the challenges did not deter Priyanka Khandelwal from setting up a bootstrapped direct to consumer (D2C) brand – Priyaasi. The startup has hit revenue of Rs 35 crore in FY21, and has always remained profitable. Though trained as an engineer and having worked at corporates, but hailing from a Marwadi-bania family, Priyanka was always keen to do something on her own. Post her marriage and giving birth to a baby, Priyanka resigned from her job at IKSL and shifted to the United States with her husband in 2012.