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How Serena Williams & others changed the business trajectory of an African startup with $3.3M - Vimarsana News

How Serena Williams & others changed the business trajectory of an African startup with $3.3M

This investment is tailored towards improving the work of the firm in data collection and analytics capabilities and its expansion to East and Southern Africa markets.

Nigerian data and intelligence company Stears raises $3.3M, backed by Mac VC and Serena Ventures - Vimarsana News

Nigerian data and intelligence company Stears raises $3.3M, backed by Mac VC and Serena Ventures

MaC Venture Capital and Serena Ventures back Nigerian data company Stears as it plots pan-African expansion

Nigeria's Stears Secures $3.3m for its Data Analytics Business - Vimarsana News

Nigeria's Stears Secures $3.3m for its Data Analytics Business

Nigerian startup, Stears, focused on sourcing data and insights for Africans and providing data collection tools for businesses, financial and policy professionals, has raised a $3.3 million seed round led by MaC Venture Capital. Other notable investors were Serena Ventures, Omidyar Group’s Luminate Fund, Melo 7 Tech Partners and Cascador — Empowering Economic Growth Foundation. Stears,

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Don't make Nigeria expatriates' dumping ground, Sonekan, Kolade, Osunkeye warn FG - Vimarsana News

Don't make Nigeria expatriates' dumping ground, Sonekan, Kolade, Osunkeye warn FG

news Don’t make Nigeria expatriates’ dumping ground, Sonekan, Kolade, Osunkeye warn FG The Punch Daud Olatunji,Abeokuta The Society for the Advancement of Local Talents and Virtue in Management has warned the Federal Government against turning Nigeria to a dumping ground for expatriates. SALTVIM was created by some retired Nigerian businessmen, who had been CEOs of blue-chip companies in Nigeria, eight years ago. They include a former Head of State and former Chief Executive Officer of United Africa Company of Nigeria ,Chief Ernest Shonekan; a former CEO of Nestle Nigeria...

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