African Ngenuity - Wulff, Marsha
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African Ngenuity is a compelling blend of memoir, strategy guide, and investing masterclass from American venture capitalist Marsha Wulff, who's spent decades co-investing with Africa's most driven entrepreneurs. It tells inside stories of a tech startup ecosystem emerging, not in spite of hardship-but because of it.Wulff introduces readers to Afropreneurs who are building billion-dollar ventures in a landscape shaped by complexity: scarce infrastructure, regulatory uncertainty, and global capital with strings attached. Yet within this tension lies opportunity. African founders are flipping…mehr

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African Ngenuity is a compelling blend of memoir, strategy guide, and investing masterclass from American venture capitalist Marsha Wulff, who's spent decades co-investing with Africa's most driven entrepreneurs. It tells inside stories of a tech startup ecosystem emerging, not in spite of hardship-but because of it.Wulff introduces readers to Afropreneurs who are building billion-dollar ventures in a landscape shaped by complexity: scarce infrastructure, regulatory uncertainty, and global capital with strings attached. Yet within this tension lies opportunity. African founders are flipping power dynamics-shaping investor terms, defining their own value chains, and creating resilient solutions the world needs.You'll discover:Why local insight and lived experience often outperform imported solutions How diaspora returnees are turning a "brain drain" into a "brain regain" What global investors often miss-and what happens when they listen How risk-savvy strategies, angel networks, and collaborative hubs have quietly created the continent's first herd of tech unicorns, attracting billions in USD of new investments annually. More than theory, this is a playbook built on practice. It unpacks the messy realities of co-investing across borders and cultures, while spotlighting a virtuous cycle: when African founders succeed, they reinvest in the next generation.Wulff challenges readers to rethink development, reframe risk, and recognize that investing in African startups isn't a gamble-it's a recalibration of where innovation lives.This is not a book about helping Africa. It's a book about what Africa can teach the world-and why serious investors are paying attention.