September 20, 2024

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Female Founders Lounge Holds Remarkable 2.0 Edition in Lagos

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The prestigious female founders lounge recently held its 2.0 edition in Lagos yesterday, the 30th of May 2024, bringing together leading female entrepreneurs.

The event which was organized by the founder of Female Techpreneur, Bukky Babajide, provided a platform for women to connect, learn, and empower each other in their entrepreneurial journeys. 

The Female Founders Lounge had an amazing lineup of panelists which included Dr. Babatunde Obrimah – FNIM, PMP, Chizor Malize, Lexi Novitske, CFA, Yonodu Okeugo.

With a fireside panel session and interactive Q&A which featured amazing speakers such as Bisi Akintayo, Oz-Omozino Eguh, Olatowun Candidę-Johnson, Dr. Naomi Osemedua, amongst others, the Female Founders Lounge was a testament to the growing influence and impact of Women in Business.

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The highlight of the event was undoubtedly the fireside panel session, where accomplished female founders shared their insights, experiences, and challenges in building successful businesses.

Moderated by industry experts, Rosemond Phil-Othihiwa and Kemi Oyesola, the panel discussion delved into various aspects of entrepreneurship, including overcoming obstacles, accessing capital, and navigating the competitive landscape.

Speakers offered valuable advice and practical tips, inspiring the audience with their stories of resilience and determination.

Following the panel session, attendees had the opportunity to engage directly with the speakers during an interactive Q&A session. This segment provided a platform for participants to seek clarification, share their own experiences, and gain further insights into specific areas of interest. 

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The open and candid exchange fostered a sense of community and collaboration, reinforcing the importance of supporting one another on the entrepreneurial journey. Networking also played a crucial role in the Female Founders Lounge, allowing attendees to connect with like-minded individuals, potential collaborators, and mentors. 

From informal conversations to structured networking activities, participants had ample opportunities to expand their professional networks and forge valuable relationships.

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In an interview with Financial Inclusion Africa, Dr. Naomi Osemedua, CEO of The CenterStage company advised young aspiring female entrepreneurs not to be afraid to fail.

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In her words,

“Don’t be afraid to fail. Too many people are holding themselves back because they feel everything needs to be perfect. Be willing to believe in your vision and your big idea, but one thing is important, make sure you are solving a real problem. Every time you show up, I want you to show up and give value because money is a reward for value”.

She further added that as an entrepreneur, everyone is searching for that big thing that will change our world, noting that if they show up and solve real problems, they will not just earn but will make a great impact in their world.

The Female Founders Lounge in Lagos yesterday was more than just an event, it was a celebration of female entrepreneurship and a testament to the power of community. By providing a platform for women to share knowledge, network, and support each other, the lounge is driving positive change and fostering a more inclusive and vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem.

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