Startup Couches

Jahra is on a mission to help people in communities in the Philippines build healthier lives, tribal wellness and support each other through multiple empowerment projects like Step it up and she talks about pushing through life with a can-do mindset and how in life we do not have all the answers.

Ismalia talks about the housing deficit in Africa and why finding housing that fits your needs is key to starting to tackle these problems and how BufferWay is helping Nigerians find the best places to rent using 3D virtual house tours and eliminating the occurrences of too many agents during house hunting

Ahmed, CEO at Wuilt talks about how Wuilt is powering the digital transformation of startups and businesses in the MENA region using a saas Arabic website builder for structured freedom

Hossam talks about his ed-tech tutor-student connector product you can use to facilitate, schedule, pay, and learn uniquely online and offline with over 3000 students, 800 tutors learning daily on the platform. He also shares various lessons he has learned as he grew the business

Maryna takes us on a journey on how GrowthChannel automates the marketing planning process for startups and agencies globally so they can focus on building their products and have their plans handled for them easily.

Dak CEO at FounderMeetSales talks about re-imagining sales services for startups and businesses for founders with FounderMeetSales, also talked about the power of user feedback and testing products.

Haitham is on the couch today telling us the interesting meaning of Cassbana and how they are solving the financial identity problem for the underserved and unbanked people in Egypt. The unmet financing gap in Egypt is 1trillion Egyptian Pound and a data-science-focused credit scoring and customer profiling.

Muhammad CEO of TechieMatter on solving the tech talent pipeline problem in the MENA region capitalizing on a scalable recommendation model and getting A-players into businesses that need them.

Youssef takes us on an interesting journey through the E-sports sector in Africa and how the community is now getting global recognition thanks to these contributions. He goes into details about the structure of the industry and what the vision is for Anubis and how it is shaping the African esports perception in the world.

Victor takes us on the journey of e-commerce in Kenya and what the VilleSure product which is niched to the fashion industry brings to the market. He also shares his thoughts on social commerce and how we are navigating trust in Africa.