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Eloho Omame: A Female Investor’s Perspective on the VC Market in Africa | JD Supra
Hosts Raquel Smith and Tolulope “Tolu” Adetayo speak with Africa-focused technology venture capital investor Eloho Omame about her career; Africa’s investment potential due to its impressive scale of market and pace of growth; and what she looks for when she invests, such as the ambition and strategy of the founding team, the accessibility of the market in question, and the structure of the deal.
Eloho Omame: A Female Investor’s Perspective on the VC Market in Africa
Eloho Omame: Sure. So I got into venture from a career start in investment banking. I started as your classical or typical investment banking analyst working out of the UK. Today, I work in Nigeria as a partner at a VC fund, but I was a fairly conventional investment analyst in the UK. What I did have the opportunity to do I think is a couple of things.
Legal Challenges Part 3 - Corporate Housekeeping Issues for African Startups | JD Supra
In the final episode in of this three-part series, the hosts discuss good corporate housekeeping for startups in Africa, particularly the concepts of optics and risk. How well a company keeps its books and records sends a signal to investors; it is important to maintain orderly documentation of corporate governance documents such as board minutes, as well as IP assignments, and founders’ agreements, in order to be best prepared for the due diligence process. Speakers: Rossie E.
Legal Challenges Part 2 - Capital Structure Issues For African Startups (Podcast)
In Part Two of their discussion of the legal challenges facing startups in the African VC system, Rossie E. Turman III, Deangeor Chin, Raquel Smith, and Tolulope "Tolu" Adetayo address the topic of possible pitfalls in the way that startups allocate company ownership or capital structure issues, particularly in negotiating terms with potential investors.
Legal Challenges Part 2 - Capital Structure Issues for African Startups | JD Supra
In Part Two of their discussion of the legal challenges facing startups in the African VC system, Rossie E. Turman III, Deangeor Chin, Raquel Smith, and Tolulope "Tolu" Adetayo address the topic of possible pitfalls in the way that startups allocate company ownership or capital structure issues, particularly in negotiating terms with potential investors.
Legal Challenges Part 1 - Setting Up Your Startup For Success
Today on "Lowenstein Africa Presents: Venture Voices," Rossie E. Turman III, Deangeor Chin, Raquel Smith, and Tolulope "Tolu" Adetayo present the first in a three-episode series on legal challenges in the startup space in Africa. They discuss how and where to structure your startup or high-growth entity, providing examples of common legal issues and potential solutions and emphasizing the importance of familiarity and comfort for investors. Speakers: Rossie E.
Welcome To "Lowenstein Africa Presents: Venture Voices"
Lowenstein Sandler is proud to launch its latest podcast: "LS Africa Presents: Venture Voices," hosted by Rossie E. Turman III, Deangeor Chin, Raquel Smith, and Tolulope "Tolu" Adetayo. The podcast will explore the stories that define Africa's emerging company and venture capital landscape, featuring interviews with the audacious founders, visionary investors, and everyday individuals shaping Africa's venture landscape. We'll delve into the triumphs and the challenges, the risks, and the rewards.
Navigating The VC Highway: How Savvy Founders Take The Driver's Seat In Investor Relationships
When it comes to securing funding for their ventures, many founders are focused on one thing: money! While obtaining financial support is undoubtedly critical, it's not the only consideration, and in fact, it's just the beginning. When taking on investors, founders must consider various other factors, such as diversity, industry experience, regional connections, shared values and vision, and relationships with other investors.
Navigating the VC Highway: How Savvy Founders Take the Driver’s Seat in Investor Relationships | JD Supra
When it comes to securing funding for their ventures, many founders are focused on one thing: money! While obtaining financial support is undoubtedly critical, it’s not the only consideration, and in fact, it’s just the beginning. When taking on investors, founders must consider various other factors, such as diversity, industry experience, regional connections, shared values and vision, and relationships with other investors.
The Critical Importance Of An Effective Investment Policy Statement
An IPS is an integral policy document for any organization to reduce corporate cash management and investment risks. It outlines an entity's cash management processes and strategies, and its investment goals. Without such policies and procedures in place, organizations are more likely to make emotional, imprudent, and even illegal decisions.
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