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About the African Entrepreneurship Workplace
The African Entrepreneurship Workplace (AEW) is a modern digital platform of the participating partners. As a digital platform, AEW offers for the first time an end-to-end process for the entire life cycle of a company and thus covers all topics from founding and securing a company to company succession.
Fostering innovation and economic growth
With the portal technology behind the African Entrepreneurship Workplace, we have the means, to build an ecosystem to provide essential support to inspire future entrepreneurs, scale start-ups, enable participation in the digital economy and promote inclusion, with the overarching aim of tackling poverty and reducing inequalities. The portal technology used by the African Entrepreneurship Workplace has been established in Germany for over 15 years. Together with the German chambers an economy support, we operate today the leading platform in Germany.
We want to give more people access to resources, capital and expertise.​​​​​
Entrepreneurship meets Digitalisation
In recent years, digitalization has also increasingly moved into the area of start-ups and everyday business life. It offers the possibility of recognizing new opportunities and finding creative solutions to problems.
In a constantly changing world, start-ups and companies in particular must be able to adapt quickly to changing market conditions, customer requirements and technology trends. Entrepreneurship should be integrated early on as a cross-sectional discipline and as an asset in the transformation process.
In order to achieve an optimal effect, adapted offers are needed that are integrated into an innovative teaching-learning environment and understand entrepreneurial thinking and action as a future-oriented skill. This also includes networking and the exchange of ideas between people interested in founding a company, start-ups, companies and finances
In a constantly changing world, start-ups and companies in particular must be able to adapt quickly to changing market conditions, customer requirements and technology trends. Entrepreneurship should be integrated early on as a cross-sectional discipline and as an asset in the transformation process.
In order to achieve an optimal effect, adapted offers are needed that are integrated into an innovative teaching-learning environment and understand entrepreneurial thinking and action as a future-oriented skill. This also includes networking and the exchange of ideas between people interested in founding a company, start-ups, companies and finances
African Entrepreneurship Workplace
The African Entrepreneurship Workplace concept is based on the leading and long-established platform in Germany and combines digital offers and qualifications as well as personal advice in a holistic ecosystem.
The African Entrepreneurship Workplace helps prospective founders to plan their idea and entrepreneurial activity, to create their business plan "Ready for Invest" and to build up their entrepreneurial activity. Entrepreneurs and founders can network with enterprises, banks or investors and develop their potential at an early stage.
Integrated into academic research and teaching, the African Entrepreneurship Workplace achieves an optimal effect. All participants gain a better understanding of the behaviors and attitudes necessary for successful entrepreneurship.
The African Entrepreneurship Workplace helps prospective founders to plan their idea and entrepreneurial activity, to create their business plan "Ready for Invest" and to build up their entrepreneurial activity. Entrepreneurs and founders can network with enterprises, banks or investors and develop their potential at an early stage.
Integrated into academic research and teaching, the African Entrepreneurship Workplace achieves an optimal effect. All participants gain a better understanding of the behaviors and attitudes necessary for successful entrepreneurship.
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With our experience from numerous projects, we give you the added value for your success.
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Wolfgang Laier
Managing Director
Email: wolfgang.laier@enterra.de
Phone (Germany): +49 6202 5740 110
Managing Director
Email: wolfgang.laier@enterra.de
Phone (Germany): +49 6202 5740 110
Mr. Laier is a respected professional known for his collaborative approach and commitment to excellence. As international project manager, with a track record of successful projects, he is recognized for his ability to deliver outstanding results through effective strategies and methodological expertise. His dedication to achieving measurable outcomes and fostering continued growth make him a valuable asset to any team or project he undertakes.
Jim M. Godfrey
International Project Manager
Sub Saharan Africa
Email: jim.godfrey@enterra.de
Phone (Africa): +256 708 888 878
Phone (Germany): +49 162 772 5333
International Project Manager
Sub Saharan Africa
Email: jim.godfrey@enterra.de
Phone (Africa): +256 708 888 878
Phone (Germany): +49 162 772 5333
Mr. Godfrey boasts over a decade of successful management in overseeing donor-sponsored projects across East Africa, focusing on strategic entrepreneurial, industrial, and natural resources management. Leading a team of 20 professionals, he drives initiatives in multiple East African countries, offering policy advice and technical assistance for sustainable investments in ACP states and Europe. He establishes collaborative networks among ACP state startups and universities to enhance higher education in sectors like logistics and sustainable management, while also developing practical concepts to address globalization challenges. Additionally, Mr. Godfrey facilitates international training for lecturers and organizes industrial internships for African startups and entrepreneurs in the EU, significantly contributing to sustainable development efforts.
Mr. Godfrey boasts over a decade of successful management in overseeing donor-sponsored projects across East Africa, focusing on strategic entrepreneurial, industrial, and natural resources management. Leading a team of 20 professionals, he drives initiatives in multiple East African countries, offering policy advice and technical assistance for sustainable investments in ACP states and Europe. He establishes collaborative networks among ACP state startups and universities to enhance higher education in sectors like logistics and sustainable management, while also developing practical concepts to address globalization challenges. Additionally, Mr. Godfrey facilitates international training for lecturers and organizes industrial internships for African startups and entrepreneurs in the EU, significantly contributing to sustainable development efforts.
Barbara Agaba
Regional Representative
Sub Saharan Africa
Email: barbara.agaba@african-entrepreneur.com
Regional Representative
Sub Saharan Africa
Email: barbara.agaba@african-entrepreneur.com
Phone: +256 775 632 030
Ms. Agaba has over 15 years of experience in marketing, sales, event planning, and providing clients with top-notch customer service. She is proactive, has sound judgment, takes personal responsibility, owns her work, and has a reputation for getting things done and getting rid of impediments. She's a goal-oriented achiever with a keen sense of opportunity. She is a performance-driven professional who has advanced continuously and has experience managing events, sales, and marketing for both new and existing businesses. She has great interpersonal communication skills, is a thorough and persistent problem-solver who can manage her time well on assignments and projects.
Mr. Godfrey boasts over a decade of successful management in overseeing donor-sponsored projects across East Africa, focusing on strategic entrepreneurial, industrial, and natural resources management. Leading a team of 20 professionals, he drives initiatives in multiple East African countries, offering policy advice and technical assistance for sustainable investments in ACP states and Europe. He establishes collaborative networks among ACP state startups and universities to enhance higher education in sectors like logistics and sustainable management, while also developing practical concepts to address globalization challenges. Additionally, Mr. Godfrey facilitates international training for lecturers and organizes industrial internships for African startups and entrepreneurs in the EU, significantly contributing to sustainable development efforts.
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