About Us

Welcome to Impact Nexus: Where Changemakers Unite and Thrive


Imagine a continent where young leaders are empowered to drive transformative change, where inspiring success stories ignite a wave of innovation, and where meaningful collaborations unlock new possibilities.


At Impact Nexus, we believe that Africa's future is bright and that its most promising changemakers deserve a platform to shine. That's why we're building a vibrant community where leaders can connect, learn, and grow together.


Problem


1. Information asymmetry: Unavailability of timely and accurate information focused on the Nigerian and African campuses and the various solutions being built, which in turn helps to bridge the knowledge gap for stakeholders as resources naturally would flow in the direction of information.


What is possible


1. Visibility: By showcasing Nigerian and African startups, innovators, entrepreneurs, and changemakers on campuses, Impact Nexus would be giving a chance at visibility, thereby helping them attract attention from investors, customers, and partners.


2. Access to resources: Through Impact Nexus' content, including articles, podcasts, and events, valuable insights, advice, and connections will be offered, helping startups, entrepreneurs and changemakers to navigate the ecosystem and access resources they might not have otherwise.


3. Ecosystem maturing: Impact Nexus would be contributing to the development of the campus ecosystem by making data and information available for stakeholders thereby fostering collaboration and leveraging through data and information exchange.


4. Narrative change: By highlighting success stories and showcasing the potential of the Nigerian and African campus ecosystems, Impact Nexus would be helping to challenge the current narratives and promote a more positive, empowering story about the continent's campus ecosystem.


Solution:


- Information Asymmetry: Timely reporting on campus events, research spotlights, and data-driven insights.


- Lack of Visibility: Showcasing student and faculty achievements, innovator interviews, and event coverage.


- Limited Access to Resources: Offering career guides, expert opinions, mentorship, and online workshops.


- Narrative Change: Highlighting success stories, challenging stereotypes, and promoting innovation.


- Community Building: Hosting campus events, social media engagement, and online forums.


How


Information Asymmetry

1. News articles: Timely, accurate, and in-depth reporting on Nigerian and African tech and startup ecosystems.

2. Research reports: In-depth analysis and research on specific topics, industries, or trends.

3. Data-driven content: Using data to provide insights and trends in the tech and startup ecosystems.


Lack of Visibility


1. Startup profiles: Showcasing Nigerian and African startups, their products, services, and founders.


2. Founder interviews: In-depth interviews with founders, CEOs, and innovators.


3. Event coverage: Reporting on tech and startup events, conferences, and meetups.


Limited Access to Resources

1. How-to guides: Practical advice and guides for startups and entrepreneurs.

2. Expert opinions: Insights and advice from experienced entrepreneurs, investors, and industry experts.

3. Webinars and online events: Hosting webinars, workshops, and online events on various topics.


Narrative Change

1. Success stories: Highlighting successful Nigerian and African startups, entrepreneurs, and innovators.

2. Challenging stereotypes: Addressing and challenging negative narratives and stereotypes about Africa's tech scene.

3. Promoting innovation: Showcasing innovative solutions, products, and services developed by African startups and entrepreneurs.


Community Building

1. Events: Hosting events, meetups, and conferences that bring together stakeholders.

2. Social media: Engaging with the community on social media platforms.

3. Online forums: Creating online spaces for discussion, networking, and collaboration.


By using these strategies, TechCabal is helping to address the challenges facing the Nigerian and African tech and startup ecosystems.


Market


268 universities, 134 polytechnics

61, 28 - FG

42, 49 - SG

165, 57 - Private


Strategy & Execution


- Campus ambassador program

- Partnerships with student organization

- Regular content updates

- Expansion to other campuses

- Social media campaigns


Join the Movement

By partnering with us, you'll be supporting a platform that empowers students, fosters innovation, and builds a stronger campus community. Together, let's shape the narrative and drive positive change.