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CDH and East Africa Venture Capital Association Series | Episode 1

In this first episode Njeri Wagacha, talks to CEO, Christine Maina and COO, Jacklyne Iminza-Anyamba of EAVCA.

18 Mar 2024 30:13 Minutes Podcast
CDH and East Africa Venture Capital Association Series | Episode 1

CDH and East Africa Venture Capital Association Series | Episode 1

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CDH and East Africa Venture Capital Association Series | Episode 1

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In this first episode of the CDH and EAVCA podcast series, CDH Kenya Partner Njeri Wagacha, talks to the recently appointed EAVCA Chief Executive Officer, Christine Maina and Chief Operating Officer, Jacklyne Iminza-Anyamba. They take a deep dive into EAVCA as an institution, the journey it has taken over the past 10 years since inception, developments in the industry, what they are doing today and their vision and plans for the future.

 

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