Co-Creation Hub, Nigeria’s innovation hub, has launched the CcHUB Seedr programme, a 6-month acceleration programme for early-stage technology startups, in Namibia with an initial cohort of five early-stage tech startups with high growth potential.
Seedr’s targeting startups in emerging ecosystems, with the potential to scale and create impact is looking for impact-driven entreprenuers, to develop their startups into sustainable entities and raise funding through its syndicate platform. Applications are open and interested startup founders or teams have until November 5th to apply.
Seedr Namibia programme is looking for five Innovative startups to join and to be eligible, a startup has to be a registered entity with the Business and Intellectual Property Authority (BIPA) in Namibia, a revenue-generating startup with users/customers and high growth potential, an innovative functional product that leverages technology, has been in operations (since launch date) for at least 1year and at least one full time and dedicated team member.
The 6-month Seedr Programme will be broken into two phases with a duration of 3 months each. The first phase will be focused on helping the selected startups improve their product, build efficient teams, initiate & navigate partnerships and build a structure that makes the companies attractive to investors.
The second phase of the programme will focus on raising a seed round for each company to accelerate early growth, with the rounds being led by CcHUB Syndicate. The program will be delivered by CcHUB in collaboration with StartUp Namibia as the local technical partner.
