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Maya later co-founded (with her Ingressive colleague, Sean Burrowes) Ingressive for Good, a nonprofit providing scholarships, technical training, and talent placement for African youth.

Africa has the largest youth population, which creates a growth opportunity. This opportunity is stifled by poverty and unemployment, with the current COVID19 crisis expected to further drive unemployment, foreclosures,…

Ingressive Capital, a venture capital firm that funds pre-seed and seed-stage tech-enabled businesses in the B2B and B2C industry has […]

With high levels of unemployment and vulnerable employment on the rise, the world of work in Africa is still facing […]

The company, which also operates an advisory company, has now launched a non-profit arm, Ingressive For Good (I4G), which will address the glaring inequities that exist within African tech ecosystems

The I4G, a non-profit organization is dedicated to empowering African youth with micro-scholarships, technical training, and talent placement said it will help place 5,000 youths in employment.

Nigerian-based investment firm, Ingressive Capital has launched a nonprofit arm called Ingressive for Good. The nonprofit is looking to provide African youth with micro-scholarships, technical training, and talent placement.

The emerging digital/tech ecosystem is particularly crucial as a multiplier of growth because access to technology enhances consumer information, networking, job-creating resources, and even financial inclusion.

The I4G, a non-profit organisation is dedicated to empowering African youth with micro-scholarships, technical training, and talent placement, said it will help place 5,000 youths in employment.