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Menya uko idee yawe yakubyarira akantu! Ba rwiyemezamirimo n’inzobere mu by’amategeko, imari n’ishoramari baradusangiza ubumenyi n’inama wakwifashisha kurinda idee yawe, uteza imbere ubucuruzi bwawe no kubibyaza inyungu.
Hagati ya Parfait na Deborah ninde ufite ide ikwiye akantu?
Tora rwiyemezamayide wumva twaha akantu.
Gana https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbDnSQ13rZZdsMNeRh42 winjiri muri channel yo gutora ama ide.
Pitch Studio, a new television and radio show created in partnership between the Rwanda Broadcasting Agency (RBA) and Arthur Nation, officially launches with a mission to inspire the Rwandan community to identify problems and develop solutions by giving Dreamers with great business ideas but limited access to funding an opportunity to bring their ideas to life.
Developed with the support of the Ministry of Youth and Arts, Pitch Studio is built around a simple belief: sometimes, seeing someone take a chance on their idea is all it takes to inspire someone else to take a chance on theirs.
Hosted by Arthur Nkusi, the show brings aspiring entrepreneurs and business owners into the spotlight, allowing them to share their ideas, businesses, and ambitions with audiences across Rwanda. Pitch Studio will reach viewers and listeners through RBA’s television and radio network, including RTV, Radio Rwanda, Magic FM, KC2, and community radio stations.
Pitch Studio is driven by three key values:
Inspire. Fund. Educate.
Inspire Rwandans to believe in their ideas and take the first step.
Fund promising businesses by connecting them with opportunities for support and investment.
Educate audiences by sharing practical knowledge, experiences, and lessons from entrepreneurs.
Episode 0 introduces the vision behind Pitch Studio, the people and partners bringing it to life, and the opportunity it creates for Rwandans ready to take a chance on their ideas.
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Pitch Studio is a new Rwandan television and radio show created through a partnership between Arthur Nation and the Rwanda Broadcasting Agency (RBA), with support from the Ministry of Youth and…
Hosted by Arthur Nkusi, the show aims to inspire the Rwandan community to identify problems, think creatively, and turn business ideas into action. It provides a platform for two groups of entrepreneurs:
Dreamers – People with promising business ideas who need funding and support. They pitch their ideas to the public and receive votes for a chance to secure funding to bring their ideas to life.
Founders – Entrepreneurs with existing businesses who are seeking angel investment to grow their ventures, expand their impact, and take their businesses to the next level.
By showcasing the ideas, journeys, and ambitions of Dreamers and Founders, Pitch Studio encourages viewers to recognise the potential in their own ideas, take initiative, and pursue entrepreneurship to solve problems, create opportunities, and contribute to Rwanda’s development.
The show will air across RBA’s television and radio network, including RTV, Radio Rwanda, Magic FM, KC2, and community radio stations, reaching audiences across the country and bringing inspiring entrepreneurial stories closer to the Rwandan community.
At its heart, Pitch Studio is guided by three core values: Inspire, Fund, and Educate. Through these values, the show seeks to inspire people to believe in their ideas, connect promising ventures with funding opportunities, and educate the public through real stories of entrepreneurship, innovation, and business growth.