Access Bank Launches Womenpreneur Pitch-a-ton Applications

Access Bank has officially launched applications for the 8th edition of its Womenpreneur Pitch-a-ton initiative, aimed at female founders across Nigeria. The program, managed under the bank’s W Initiative, offers opportunities for female-led enterprises to compete for mini-MBA certifications, business grants, and exposure to pan-African markets.
Interested entrepreneurs must submit their applications by September 29, 2026. This season will select 120 women-owned businesses to participate in a fully sponsored Mini-MBA program, focusing on operational leadership, financial strategy, and business scaling to address knowledge gaps that hinder early-stage enterprises.
In addition to executive training, top finalists will receive non-dilutive equity grants and media exposure. Participants will also gain access to Access Bank’s continental network of alumni, facilitating connections with broader African market opportunities.
Launched in 2019, the initiative has evolved from serving domestic enterprises to a wider pan-African platform across Access Bank’s operating markets.
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