Standard Chartered Bank Ghana PLC has unveiled the winners of its highly anticipated Cohort 4 Standard Chartered Women in Tech Incubator program. The initiative, which underscores the bank’s commitment to promoting diversity in technology and entrepreneurship, has awarded a total of GHC 936,000 in grants to six exceptional female-led businesses.
The winning companies are:
- Zuputo
- Poka Technology Ltd
- Even Sparrows Farms
- DrDoGood
- AppCyclers
- FreshLine Post Harvest Solutions
This year’s recipients were selected for their innovative approaches and potential to impact the tech landscape in Ghana. The program, which is run in partnership with Ashesi University’s Ghana Climate Innovation Centre (AU-GCIC), aims to foster female entrepreneurship by providing comprehensive support that includes personalized business advisory services, mentorship, and financial grants.
The Standard Chartered Women in Tech Incubator (SCWIT) Program also offers participants access to skills development masterclasses and the high-value Mini MBA program curated by AU-GCIC. This robust support system is designed to equip female entrepreneurs with essential skills and knowledge to excel in the dynamic tech-enabled business environment.
Since its inception in Ghana in November 2020, the SCWIT Incubator has supported 54 female-owned businesses across various sectors. Notably, 15 of these businesses have received grants of $10,000 each to facilitate their growth and expansion.
Standard Chartered Bank Ghana PLC, a leading international banking group with a presence in 59 of the world’s most dynamic markets, continues to emphasize its dedication to driving commerce and prosperity through its diverse and inclusive approach. The bank’s commitment to sustainability and community engagement is reflected in initiatives like the SCWIT Incubator Program, which aligns with its brand promise of being “here for good.”
The latest cohort’s success highlights the growing recognition of the need for increased opportunities for women in the tech and entrepreneurial sectors, furthering the bank’s mission to support innovation, leadership, and excellence in business.
For further information about the SCWIT Incubator Program and the impact it is making, please visit Standard Chartered Bank Ghana’s official website or contact the bank’s media relations team.
About Standard Chartered Bank Ghana PLC Established in 1896, Standard Chartered Bank Ghana PLC is Ghana’s premier bank and a leading international banking group. The bank operates in 59 dynamic markets globally and serves clients in an additional 64 markets. Listed on the London and Hong Kong Stock Exchanges, Standard Chartered PLC is committed to driving commerce and prosperity through its unique diversity, with a heritage and values expressed in its brand promise, “here for good.”
