Plugging the Financing Gap for Young Entrepreneurs with Standard Chartered

A Fireside Chat and Hybrid Workshop with Futuremakers by Standard Chartered to explore how to improve the finance ecosystem for young women entrepreneurs who run microbusinesses, identifying solutions and how they can be scaled up.

Fireside Chat:

INTERVIEWEES:

Tameka Ridley, Futuremaker – Founder and CEO, I AM LIT

Elizabeth Ochieng, Futuremaker – Founder and CEO, Ento Farms

Alice Muhuhu, Futuremaker – Founder, Aurora Health Systems

INTERVIEWER:

Natasha Kwakwa, Global Head, Community Impact, Standard Chartered

Workshop:

OPENING SPEAKERS:

Anita Tiessen, CEO, Youth Business International (YBI)

Allie Burns, CEO, Village Capital

Maureen Moraa Mogoah, Partnerships & Fundraising Manager, Somo Africa

Edith Chumba, Head of Wealth & Retail Banking, Standard Chartered, Kenya

MODERATORS:

Katie Hyson, Director of Thought Leadership, Business Fights Poverty (in New York)

Bill Omondi, Community Engagement Lead, Kenya, Business Fights Poverty (in Nairobi)

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Fireside Chat and Hybrid Workshop with Futuremakers by Standard Chartered Part 1:
“Quotes from Tameka Ridley, Elizabeth Ochieng, Alice Muhuhu and Natasha Kwakwa”
Fireside Chat and Hybrid Workshop with Futuremakers by Standard Chartered Part 2:
“Quotes from Anita Tiessen, Allie Burns, Maureen Moraa Mogoah and Edith Chumba”

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