Female Techpreneur

Finding the right investors for your startup is like finding the perfect co-founder. You need partners who understand your vision, share your values, and can provide valuable guidance and connections. Here's how to identify the right investors: 1?? Understand Your Needs and Goals: Before you even start looking at investors, be clear about: ? what you need. ? What stage are you at? ? How much funding do you actually require? ? What kind of support are you looking for beyond the money (mentorship, introductions, strategic guidance)? The more you know about your own needs, the better equipped you'll be to find the right fit. 2?? Research Potential Investors: Don't just rely on external level information. Make research on ? What are their past investments like? ? What's their investment idea? ? What's their reputation in the startup community? LinkedIn can also be a goldmine for researching individual investors and their backgrounds. 3?? Network and Build Relationships: Networking isn't just about handing out business cards. It's about building genuine relationships. Attend industry events, connect with other entrepreneurs, and leverage your existing network for introductions. Note: When you do connect with an investor, focus on building rapport and demonstrating the value you bring to the table. 4?? Evaluate Potential Investors: Talk to other founders who have worked with the investor. Ask them the following: ? What was their experience like? ? Do they share your values? ? Is their communication style a good fit for you? A bad investor can be more destructive than no investor at all. 5?? Prepare Your Pitch(It's Your First Impression): Your pitch is your chance to tell your story and convince investors why they should believe in you. ? It needs to be clear, concise, and compelling. ? Highlight your value proposition, your target market, your competitive advantage, and your team's expertise. ? And don't forget to back it up with solid financial projections and evidence of traction. Do you want to chat more about refining your investor outreach strategy? Kindly send us an email at [email protected]

Every successful entrepreneur has one thing in common, they understand how to secure the right funding at the right time. But how do you do that when you don’t know where to start? You have a vision and a plan, but investors just aren’t biting. This isn’t because your business isn’t good enough. It’s because most female founders don’t have the right tools and strategies to navigate the investment world. That’s where FundHer Forward Programme comes in. A programme designed to teach you the ins and outs of fundraising, from understanding the different funding options to building a strong pitch and creating scalable financial models. We give you the insights and support you need to become investment ready, so you can attract the capital your business deserves. It’s time to stop wondering how to raise funds and start learning how to make it happen. ?? Apply Now: https://lnkd.in/dAghEFmx #FemaleTechpreneur #Techpreneurs #EarlyStageStartups #InvestmentReady #FundingOpportunities #WomenInTech #Entrepreneurship #FundherForward

As a female founder, you’ve invested your time and energy into building your startup. You have the vision, the business strategy, and the drive. But when it comes to the tech side? That’s when things get complicated. The product isn’t scaling, bugs keep popping up, and it feels like you're spending more time fixing issues than growing your business. Many founders reach this point and think, “It’s time to bring in a CTO.”But who exactly should be your CTO? ?? A Technical Co-founder – This is a long-term partner who shares your vision and commitment. ?? A Full-time CTO – This is Ideal for startups scaling fast that need solid tech leadership. ?? A Fractional CTO – This is perfect if you need expert advice without the commitment of a full-time hire. ?? A Technical Advisor – If you want strategic insights, without making a major commitment. The right CTO depends on your specific needs, challenges, and how you plan to scale. Do you need help in hiring the right CTO for your business? Kindly reach out to us at [email protected] ?? Share your thoughts below, your take on finding the perfect CTO as a female founder. #FemaleTechpreneur #CTO #TechLeadership #StartupJourney #WomenInTech

The Official Photos Are Here??? What a journey it has been. Female Techpreneur “Idea to Launch” Tech Incubator Programme Demo Day was a true celebration of innovation, resilience, and the power of women in tech. We thank GOD for making this a success and extend our heartfelt gratitude to our programme lead, experts, panelists, founder, attendees and every supporter who believed in this mission. Your contributions have been valuable. Through this incubator, we’ve helped female founders turn their ideas into real, scalable businesses and we thank God for the impact we’ve achieved. If you’re a female founder with a tech driven idea, don’t miss out on the next cohort. Join us and take your startup from idea to launch. ? What This Programme Covers: ?? Founder Fit ?? Ideation & Business Strategy ?? Product Development (Hackathon) ?? Customer Validation and Feedback Loop ?? Product Research ?? Crafting Your Product Vision ?? Pitching with confidence ?? Mentorship from industry experts ?? Go-To-Market Strategy ?? What You’ll Gain: ?? Expert mentorship – Learn from experienced industry leaders ?? Product development (Hackathon) – Build, test, and refine your idea ?? Customer validation – Identify and connect with your ideal audience ?? Pitch readiness – Master storytelling and attract investors ?? Networking & Community – Connect with mentors, investors & fellow founders ?? A structured roadmap to launch & scale your business. ?? Don’t miss out! Join the Cohort 4 Waitlist now: https://lnkd.in/ea8acTZq CC: Bukky M. Babajide Invest Milton Keynes Cebiso M Studio Shanika Mahendran Sophie Lloyd Dr Winifred. A. Soribe Dr Chloe Sharp Davies Okeowo Ifeoluwa Ogunbufunmi Georgina Hodgkinson Mike Christensen Stephanie Njoku Debbie Lewis Stephanie Hussels Catherine (Labinjo) Nnamdi Oyindamola Ojo-Eriamiatoe MSc CDLP Khadijat Oke Ariyibi, MBA Elena Mocanca Katrina Y. Claire Jones Bridgit Richards Rachel Ogunbayo Lorraine Gbadegesin BILKISU DONLI Lola Y. Sarah Hall Tendayi Ndoro Titilayo Alagbe Iyabo Bello Valeen Oseh-Ovarah, CSPO Oomph Creative Agency Lucky Spoon UK Aiimi SweetAwe (. #FemaleTechpreneur #Cohort3 #Grateful #TechIncubator #FemaleFounders #WomenInTech #StartupSuccess #Entrepreneurship

Building a business is tough, but trying to do it alone is even tougher. Have you been asking yourself this questions: 1?? Where do I turn to when I need funding advice or mentors? 2?? Which kind of community can I join that will truly understand my struggles? 3?? How do I find the right connections to grow my business faster? 4?? Where can I get real support from women who have been in my shoes? 5?? How do I stay updated with opportunities, trends, and resources that can help me scale? If yes, then you're on the right path, which is why every female founder needs a digital community where you will have access to: ? A network of women who support and uplift you through every stage of your business. ? Access to mentors and experts who provide guidance on funding, product development, and scaling your business. ? A space to collaborate, learn, and grow without feeling isolated. ? A platform where you can stay ahead of trends, learn from real experiences, and access business tools designed to help you succeed. ? A thriving, and supportive community to help you win. Female Techpreneur has put in a lot of effort to address female founders issues and build the FeTech Mobile App. A digital hub designed to connect, educate, and empower female founders like you. We’re currently in beta testing, and we’d love for you to join us, test it out, and share your feedback. Does it sound like something you're interested in? If yes, download Female Techpreneur connect and share your feedback with us at [email protected]. When women support each other, businesses thrive. You can also check us out and become part of our community, if you aren't part of any female led community, and be part of the tech movement. ?? https://lnkd.in/dp_gVtFc #WomenInTech #FemaleFounders #StartupSupport #EntrepreneurCommunity #FeTechApp

A day in the life of female founders, Can You Relate? Everyone starts the day with a plan. You tell yourself: Today will be different. You’ll wake up early, have a proper breakfast, get through your tasks, take breaks, and maybe even squeeze in a workout. Everything is set in your mind, this will be a productive and balanced day. But then… work happens. 8 AM: The to-do list is already overwhelming, emails, planning, checking in with the team. 10 AM: Deep into problem-solving mode, responding to urgent messages, and handling client requests. 1 PM: Lunch? Maybe later. There’s a deadline to meet, a pitch to refine, and an investor to follow up with. 4 PM: Back to back calls, unexpected challenges, another crisis to manage. 7 PM: Finally, a moment to pause… but notifications keep coming in. Just one more task, right? Are we right? Before you know it, the day is gone, and self-care is forgotten. Many female founders, entrepreneurs, and tech professionals live like this every day. Always busy, always pushing. But here’s the truth: working all the time isn’t the same as being productive. Your business needs you and also needs you to be healthy and strong. Take a break, Set boundaries, and Work smart, not just hard. How do you find balance in your busy day? Share in the comments. #FemaleTechpreneur #FemaleFounder #EntrepreneurLife #WomenInTech

Demo Day of our Idea to Launch Tech Incubator Programme. What a day to remember?? After weeks of hard work, growth, and transformation, our Cohort 3 founders took the stage and pitched their bold ideas with passion and confidence. It was a day filled with excitement, nerves, and plenty of “wow” moments! From innovative tech solutions to powerful business models, they showcased the future of female led startups. Through our “Idea to Launch” Tech Incubator Programme, our founders gain: ? Expert Mentorship – Learn directly from industry and experienced leaders. ? Product Development (Hackathon) – Build, test, and refine their startup idea. ? Customer Validation and Feedback Loop - Identify their ideal audience and validate their business. ? Pitch Readiness – Perfect their storytelling and presentation to attract investors. ? Networking & Community – Connect with mentors, experts, and fellow founders. ? And more you would love to find out What the Programme Covers: ?? Founder Fit ??Ideation & Business Strategy ??Product Research ??Customer Validation and Feedback Loop ?? Crafting Your Product Vision ?? Product Development ?? Go-To-Market Strategy ??Ptch Deck And more A huge thank you to our founders, Experts, Panelists, partners, Team, and everyone who made this Demo Day a success. Your support fuels this movement! Are you interested in joining the next cohort? If you’ve been dreaming of launching your own startup, now is your time. Join the waitlist today. ?? https://lnkd.in/ea8acTZq CC: Bukky M. Babajide Oomph Creative Agency Lucky Spoon UK Aiimi SweetAwe (. #FeTechDemoDay #StillBuzzing #WomenInTech #ProudMoments #FemaleFounders

Do you also feel like 24 hours just aren’t enough? You start your day with a structured plan. But by noon: Emails have piled up, and meetings drag longer than expected. And by evening: Your to-do list looks untouched. That's what most entrepreneurs, and female founders go through daily, yet some successful founders stay on top of everything without burning out. How? By working smarter, not harder. Follow these steps:(Tested and Trusted)?? 1. Do the Most Important Thing First Before checking emails or getting lost in busy work, ask yourself: “What’s the ONE thing that will make the biggest impact today?” Do that first before distractions take over. ?? 2. Block Out Time for Everything Schedule time for deep work, meetings, emails even breaks. If it’s not on your calendar, it won’t get done. ? 3. Make use of the 2 Minutes Rule If something takes less than 2 minutes (like replying to a quick email or sending an invoice), do it immediately. Small tasks pile up fast. ?? 4. Group Similar Tasks Together Instead of answering emails all day, set two specific times for it. Same with calls, meetings, and admin work. ?? 5. Turn Off Notifications Every beep and buzz steal your focus. Put your phone on silent, use “Do Not Disturb,” and close unnecessary tabs. ????♀? 6. Learn how to say “No” Not every meeting, project, or request needs your attention. If it’s not helping you grow, say no. ?? 7. Automate & Delegate Not everything needs to be done by you! Use tools to automate tasks and delegate work to your team. ????♀? 8. Taking some rest is productive Taking breaks helps your brain recharge. Go for a walk, take deep breaths, or step away for a few minutes. It makes you more focused. Now it’s your turn! ?? Which of these hacks do you already use, and which one will you try next? Drop your favorite tip in the comments and let’s help each other stay productive.

Our Demo Day isn't just an event, it's a launchpad for dreams. The creativity and commitment we witnessed in our Cohort 3 founders continue to fuel our mission to support and elevate female tech entrepreneurs at every step. We saw inspiring pitches, breakthrough ideas, and an unstoppable energy that truly left us in amazement. It's a moment worth celebrating, a testament to the power of passion and perseverance in shaping the future of tech innovation. If you've been inspired by the spirit of our Demo Day and are ready to take your idea to the next level, we invite you to join our next cohort. Be part of the movement that's driving change and innovation. ??Click the link to join the waitlist for Cohort 4 now: https://lnkd.in/dU9AZwPt form/ #femaletechpreneur #demoday #cohort4 #womenintech #StartupJourney

?? Celebrating an Amazing Leader: Bukky M. Babajide ?? Yesterday was such a special day for all of us at Female Techpreneur.? We are excited about the success of our Demo Day for the “Idea to Launch” Tech Incubator Programme. We’re taking a moment to appreciate Bukky M. Babajide, the amazing founder and programme lead behind this event. She worked tirelessly to bring everything together securing amazing sponsors, organising every detail, and leading the entire programme with passion and dedication. Without her hard work and vision, we wouldn’t have been able to create this great space for female founders to shine. She truly inspires us all with her leadership and commitment to helping women in tech grow and succeed. Thank you for everything you’ve done! ?? Also, a massive thank you to Aiimi for hosting us in their amazing space.?? We are also extremely grateful to the Invest Milton Keynes, Milton Keynes City Council for their ongoing support of female founders and tech innovation in our community. ?? And a special shoutout to Shanika Mahendran and Sophie Lloyd for gracing us with their presence. Your insights and contributions were truly appreciated. To our amazing panelists, thank you for providing valuable feedback to our founders. Your support and expertise made a huge difference. And of course, a huge THANK YOU to the Female Techpreneur team Khadijat Folawiyo Lorraine Gbadegesin Oke Ariyibi, MBA and Oyindamola Ojo-Eriamiatoe MSc CDLP for their hard work and support behind the scenes. Your dedication and effort made this event a success. ?? ?? Kindly note that official pictures aren’t out yet, so stay tuned! We can’t wait to share them with you. ?? Are YOU interested in joining the next cohort? If you’re a female founder looking to take your tech startup to the next level, join the Cohort 4 waitlist! ?? Be part of the next chapter: https://lnkd.in/ea8acTZq CC: Cebiso M Studio Dr Winifred. A. Soribe Dr Chloe Sharp Davies Okeowo Ifeoluwa Ogunbufunmi Georgina Hodgkinson Mike Christensen Stephanie Njoku Debbie Lewis Stephanie Hussels Catherine (Labinjo) Nnamdi Oyindamola Ojo-Eriamiatoe MSc CDLP Elena Mocanca Katrina Y. Claire Jones Bridgit Richards Rachel Ogunbayo Lorraine Gbadegesin BILKISU DONLI Lola Y. Sarah Hall Tendayi Ndoro Titilayo Alagbe Iyabo Bello Valeen Oseh-Ovarah, CSPO ????