Last week marked a significant milestone as 30 South African female student founders graduated from the I’M IN entrepreneurial programme, a collaborative effort between Telkom’s enterprise and supplier development unit, Telkom FutureMakers, JP Morgan, and the Embassy of Ireland.
This initiative aims to empower women, particularly those in low-income areas, by providing them with essential resources, mentorship, and guidance to pursue their entrepreneurial aspirations with confidence.
Background on the I’M IN Programme
The I’M IN entrepreneurial programme represents a commitment to fostering innovation among women and addressing historical barriers that hinder their access to entrepreneurial opportunities.
Telkom’s enterprise and supplier development unit, Telkom FutureMakers, plays a pivotal role in supporting and promoting female entrepreneurship through this programme.
These 30 female student founders come from diverse backgrounds and have embarked on various business ventures.
Throughout the programme, they have achieved remarkable success and overcome challenges commonly faced by female entrepreneurs, demonstrating resilience and determination in pursuing their dreams.
Impact of the Programme
The I’M IN programme has had a profound impact on the participants, enabling them to grow and develop their businesses significantly.
Testimonials from the graduates highlight the transformative effect of the programme, emphasizing how it has provided them with the necessary tools and support to succeed in the entrepreneurial landscape.
As they graduate from the programme, these female entrepreneurs are poised to scale their businesses and contribute to the growth of the entrepreneurial ecosystem in South Africa. Telkom and its partners are committed to providing ongoing support and opportunities for collaboration to ensure the continued success of the graduates.
The graduation of 30 female student founders from the I’M IN entrepreneurial programme underscores the importance of empowering women in entrepreneurship.
Through initiatives like these, Telkom and its partners are driving positive change and fostering innovation among women, paving the way for a more inclusive and prosperous future in South Africa’s entrepreneurial landscape.
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