Reasons Why You Can’t Ignore Doing Business in Africa 1.Business Attractiveness on the Rise 2.Growth of consumer groups, target markets: 3.Growth of African mega cities 4.Ultra Mobile Connected 5.Young Population Partner with Africa Twenty10 We want to give you an opportunity to get in on the action before the African market is saturated , we welcome you to partner with us to grow and fund the most scalable ides coming out of the African emerging market Partner with a strong team that is at the centre of entrepreneurship ecosystem in Africa

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Accelerating
Africa’s Most
Scalable Ideas

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Accelerating
Africa’s Most
Scalable Ideas1. What is Africa Twenty10
2. Why Africa
3. The Team
4. The Ask

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Accelerator Roadmap
Africa Twenty 10 is a stage agnostic 3 month acceleration
program for companies that enable Africa’s scalable products
and services to launch in multiple markets by providing them
support business development, mentorship opportunities and
funding
 Define Business model
 Business Idea Validation
 Map out a sales process
and close their first sale
 Mentorship
 Physical Space
 Providing Pitching
opportunities with
Angel Investors and
VC’s
 Provide Funding
Mentorship/Business
Development
Funding
Opportunities
Solution
Africa Twenty10 Accelerator Roadmap
Next Step and Milestones

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4 Reasons Why You Can’t Ignore Doing Business in
Africa
Nairobi, Kenya
1.Business Attractiveness on the Rise
August 28, 2014. Africa is now rated the second most attractive investment
destination in the world. Investors have nearly tripled their share of
foreign direct investment (FDI) projects in Africa over the last decade. The
value of FDI in Africa was estimated at US$56.3billion in 2013,
2.Growth of consumer groups, target markets:
Africa's consumer spending is expected to boom in the coming years.
McKinsey Global Institute predicted that it would grow from $860 billion in
2008 to $1.4 trillion by 2020.
According to the World Bank, Africa’s middle class is expected to grow
from 355 million (34 percent of Africa’s population) to 1.1 billion (42
percent of the population) in 2060.

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4 Reasons Why You Can’t Ignore Doing Business in Africa
Cape town, South Africa
3.Growth of African mega cities
According to the United Nations, Africa’s level of urbanization (40%) is
greater than India but less than China (50%). Africa will have 15 cities with
a population in excess of 5 million people by 2030, says Oxford Economics.
Those cities are Lagos (Nigeria), Kinshasa (Dem. Rep. of Congo), Dar es
Salaam (Tanzania), Luanda (Angola), Abuja (Nigeria), Abidjan (Côte d’Ivoire),
Nairobi (Kenya), Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso), Khartoum (Sudan), Kampala
(Uganda), Douala (Cameroon), Yaoundé (Cameroon), Kano (Nigeria),
Kumasi (Ghana), and Lusaka (Zambia).
4.Ultra Mobile Connected
Sub Sahara Africa’s unique subscriber base is forecast to grow by 7 per cent
per year (CAGR) to 2020 to reach just over half a billion and account for 49
per cent of the population. By this point, Sub-Saharan Africa will have
overtaken Europe to become the world’s second-largest mobile market
after Asia Pacific.

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Who is
already
doing
business
in Africa
U.S. companies announced new deals in clean energy, aviation, banking, and construction
worth more than $14 billion, in addition to $12 billion in new commitments under the
President’s Obama’s Power Africa

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Who is already doing
Business in Africa
40% of Revenue from Proctor and Gamble Is from Emerging Markets
Uber has launched in 2 markets in Africa and looking to add more
In May, Burger King opened for business in South Africa and last
year Domino’s — the U.S. pizza chain — opened its first African store
in Nigeria, the continent’s most populous nation.
Opera Buys AdVine a South African Advertising Network To Expand
Its Mobile Ad Network
Stanford in November 2011 created an entrepreneurship Incubator
in West and East Africa, the Institute for Innovation in Developing
Economies (SEED)

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Who is
already
doing
business
in Africa
U.S. companies announced new deals in clean energy, aviation, banking, and construction
worth more than $14 billion, in addition to $12 billion in new commitments under the
President’s Obama’s Power Africa
Who is already
here ?
U.S. companies announced new deals in clean energy,
aviation, banking, and construction worth more than $14
billion, in addition to $12 billion in new commitments
under the President’s Obama’s Power Africa
In May, Burger King opened for business in South Africa
and last year Domino’s — the U.S. pizza chain — opened
its first African store in Nigeria, the continent’s most
populous nation.
Stanford in November 2011 created an entrepreneurship
Incubator in West and East Africa, the Institute for
Innovation in Developing Economies (SEED)
The Melt water Group ,an SaaS company that specializes in
productivity services with 124m in revenue ,established in Meltwater
Entrepreneurial school and incubator in 2007(MEST) Located in Accra,
Ghana, MEST provides training and mentoring for aspiring African
software entrepreneurs with the goal of creating wealth.
MEST has invested in over 20 early stage companies in industries such
as e-commerce, healthcare IT, consumer internet, and digital media
with 3 exits
Who is already Here ?

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Who is
already
doing
business
in Africa
U.S. companies announced new deals in clean energy, aviation, banking, and construction
worth more than $14 billion, in addition to $12 billion in new commitments under the
President’s Obama’s Power Africa
Who is already
here ?
Africa Internet Holding is the collaboration
Rocket Internet(the worlds largest internet
incubator) and MTN and Millicom ( both
large teleco’s in Africa
AIG has created 71 companies in 8 different
verticals: online retail, food ordering
platform, online marketplace, real estate
marketplace, vehicle marketplace, taxi
hailing, online travel agency and P2P
lending marketplace and recently 120m for
the ecommerce platform
Who is already Here ?
Who is already Here ?

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Partner with Africa Twenty10
We want to give you an opportunity to get
in on the action before the African market
is saturated , we welcome you to partner
with us to grow and fund the most scalable
ides coming out of the African emerging
market
Partner with a strong team that is at the
centre of entrepreneurship ecosystem in
Africa
Young Population
Africa is in the midst of a remarkable demographic shift with profound consequences for the
continent's future.
The median age is now 18, which is seven years younger than in south Asia and 16 years below
China. This means a large growing workforce for the foreseeable future

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Partner with Africa Twenty10
We want to give you an opportunity to get
in on the action before the African market
is saturated , we welcome you to partner
with us to grow and fund the most scalable
ides coming out of the African emerging
market
Partner with a strong team that is at the
centre of entrepreneurship ecosystem in
Africa

13. Partnering with AfricaTwenty10 as an investor will provide :
• Expertly vetted high-impact startups across all industry
sectors(Deal Flow)
• High-potential investment, talent acquisition and licensing
opportunities
• Exposure and Influence to New Technology and Innovation
•Early preview of new technologies and opportunities
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The Opportunity
AfricaTwenty10 –The Opportunity
The Opportunity

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Current Partners
Current
Partners

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Partners/Sponsors
Thank you!
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Please Email at : Startup@Africatwenty10.com ,
ethel@ethelcofie.com
Source :GlobalIntelligence.com
FT.com
UN Population Report