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- The event welcomed more than 2,000 delegates attending from 75 countries around the world.
- Over 600 early-stage Angel and VC investors connected at the annual summit to take stock of the industry’s progress and to chart the way forward.
- Improving investor support and access to capital for women was also high on the agenda.
The 8th edition of the African Early Stage Summit (#AESIS2021) (www.africainvestorsummit.com) held on three consecutive days of November 3rd, 4th, and 5th in collaboration with VC4A (vc4a.com) and ABAN (ABANangels.org) saw investors and business people meet online in an event hosted in 13 cities around the world.
This was the largest event to be held of this nature around the world with over 2000 delegates gracing the event from 75 countries around the world.
In addition over 600 early-stage Angel and VC investors connected at the annual summit to take …