From Zambia, Sid Mofya started his professional career as an engineer in the UK. then he decided to go back to Africa to give back. While there, in Tanzania, he suffered some tribulations. But after climbing Mount. Kilimanjaro, he decided to join the venture world. Now he is in Silicon Valley working for one of the largest venture firm, Draper Venture Network. Sid is also a musician... you will hear the song he wrote exhorting Africa at the end of this discussion.
1.BORN AND RAISED IN ZAMBIA
2. LIVING IN THE UK 
3. CLIMBING MOUNT. KILIMANJARO
4. HOW TO THRIVE IN SLICON VALLEY 
5. DIVERSITY IN SILICON VALLEY
5. TECH & VENTURE OPPORTUNITIES IN AFRICA
6. THE ART OF WRITING AND PRODUCING MUSIC 

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Maya Horgan Famodu is a Nigerian-American entrepreneur, Founder & Partner at Ingressive Capital.  According to Forbes, "In launching Ingressive Capital and doubling assets under management (AUM) from $5 Million to $10 Million, Maya Horgan Famodu has set a number of records. She is believed to be the youngest Black woman to launch a tech fund, and the youngest person to launch a tech fund in Sub-Saharan Africa. She is the first solo woman to have raised a tech fund in Nigeria. In fact, Maya’s $10 million venture fund, Ingressive Capital, may well be the largest first-time tech fund raised by a solo Black woman GP in all of venture."

Maya is selected by Forbes for their 30 Under 30 class of 2021.