East Africa Fellowship Opportunity: Are you an East African entrepreneur?


#Insiders4Good East Africa Fellowship

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Are you an East African entrepreneur? Microsoft could select you as the next #Insiders4Good Fellow
We belong to the Windows Insiders, a global community of people using technology to make a lasting impact on the world. Our community thrives because of meaningful relationships with people around the world. Thus, we are very excited to expand the #Insiders4Good Fellowship to East Africa, specifically to entrepreneurs in Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Uganda.


We are looking for entrepreneurs like you--problem-solvers who think deeply about the issues confronting their communities, visionaries who create solutions that could address these issues, and leaders that grow opportunities for their solutions to thrive in the market. Your work improves the lives of your fellow East Africans and has the potential to impact the world.

We are calling all East African entrepreneurs with projects in the early stage to apply to become part of our second cohort of #Insiders4Good Fellows. Twenty-five entrepreneurs will be selected and will receive a premier suite of Windows hardware and software, and a 6-month mentorship program will be kicked off by a special one-week learning event for Fellows and mentors. The 6-month mentorship will include tailored technical and strategic mentorship from local and international leaders to help bring your unique idea to the next level.

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