Her Startup Launches Accelerator for Women Entrepreneurs

Her Startup is launching its second accelerator cohort aimed at Nigerian women entrepreneurs, providing paid training, a monthly stipend, and a chance to pitch for business financing. Applications are open until October 26, 2026.
Founders must agree to two commitments: an equity agreement for the Founder Institute training program and repayment obligations for any financing received from Her Startup. The program is a collaboration between KSH Foundation, Tomorrow Foundation, and EHA Impact Ventures, with training conducted by the Founder Institute.
The cohort will last for 12 weeks, with fees covered and a monthly stipend whose amount is unspecified. Eligible participants are women founders, cofounders, and chief executives aged 18–35, whose businesses must be based in Africa, utilize technology, and have a minimum viable product or existing product on the market.
Applicants must demonstrate an established sales record, requiring at least $500 in revenue for each of the previous six months. Selected founders are expected to commit at least 20 hours weekly to the program, making it more suitable for businesses already serving customers.
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