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Title: Jennifer Dumle Daniel - Founder, sasie.org
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Jennifer D. Daniel is a dynamic leader in Africa's tech and entrepreneurial ecosystem, dedicated to empowering African women in technology. As the Founder of SASIE.org, Jennifer has designed transformative programmes that guide aspiring entrepreneurs in building sustainable ventures. A sought-after mentor and speaker, she has delivered impactful sessions on women-led tech innovation at events like the African Women Conference and TEDx. With a career rooted in fostering innovation, Jennifer is shaping the future of African tech by championing inclusivity and resilience.
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Jennifer D. Daniel is a trailblazing figure in the African tech landscape, renowned for her dedication to advancing entrepreneurship and empowering African women in technology. As the Founder of SASIE (School of Innovation & Entrepreneurship), Jennifer has created and led innovative programmes that have equipped hundreds of aspiring entrepreneurs with the tools to transform ideas into scalable ventures. Through workshops and cross-functional collaborations, she leverages cutting-edge frameworks like The Disciplined Entrepreneur to foster resilience, innovation, and business acumen.
Jennifer's influence extends beyond her initiatives. She serves as an Innovation Support Officer at the ARC Accelerator, where she drives early-stage entrepreneurial programmes, achieving remarkable satisfaction rates among participants. Her leadership in women-focused initiatives, such as the Female Founder Accelerator, has directly impacted over 400 students and entrepreneurs, boosting funding access and participation in tech ventures.
An inspiring public speaker and mentor, Jennifer has shared her expertise at global platforms, including TEDx, the African Women Conference, and DDDSouthWest, where she advocates for inclusivity in tech and entrepreneurial ecosystems. As a mentor with Women in Africa (WIA) Philanthropy and the Tony Elumelu Foundation, she continues to guide emerging leaders in harnessing their potential to create sustainable change.
Jennifer's work is underpinned by her robust academic background, with a PhD in Innovation & Entrepreneurship from the University of Bristol, alongside advanced training in entrepreneurial research methods. Her accomplishments have been recognised with prestigious fellowships, including the University of Bristol Early Career Researcher Fellowship and the SETsquared QUEST Fellowship.
Passionate about driving systemic change, Jennifer combines her expertise in project management, sustainable development, and digital innovation to bridge gaps in Africa's tech ecosystem. She remains committed to uplifting African women in tech, ensuring their voices lead the charge towards a more inclusive and prosperous future.
I have a passion for discussing innovation and entrepreneurship in the African ecosystem, particularly their impact on women and enterprise.
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