Mamamoni

Nkem Okocha,

Met with Andrew Evans

Mamamoni is a fintech social enterprise that is closing the credit gap for low-income female entrepreneurs in rural and urban slum communities in Nigeria through easy access to finance.

Andrew had in-depth knowledge of all the questions I had for him. I felt as if we had known each other for a while because he was friendly and offered support beyond the time I spent with him. He gave suggestions and actions to take to help scale our newly launched mobile app.

Nkem Okocha, Founder, Mamamoni

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Nkem Okocha,

Mamamoni

Met with Andrew Evans

Andrew had in-depth knowledge of all the questions I had for him. I felt as if we had known each other for a while because he was friendly and offered support beyond the time I spent with him. He gave suggestions and actions to take to help scale our newly launched mobile app.

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