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Tony Elumelu releases full list of 2019 #TEF Winners | Meet the 2019 Entrepreneurs

This year, over 216,000 African Entrepreneurs applied for the TEF Entrepreneurship Programme up from 151,000 in 2018. Today, successful applicants for #TEF2019 were announced.
#TEFSelection

 Some parameters used for selecting shortlisted applicants include:

1. Feasibility
2. Market opportunity
3. Scalability
4. Leadership skill
5. Viability of the ideaSome parameters used for selecting shortlisted applicants include:

2015: 20,000 applications. 1,000 selected entrepreneurs: 76% male, 24% female

2019: 216,000 applications. 3,050 selected entrepreneurs: 58% male, 42% female.

Our dream is to see both men and women rising to build businesses that will transform Africa.

Click HERE to Download Full list of shortlisted beneficiaries for Toni Elumelu Foundation Entrepreneurship Training Program 

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