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🚀 African female entrepreneurs: Join the WEN x ImpactHER movement

AdminBy AdminJuly 3, 2025Updated:July 12, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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The Women Entrepreneurs Network (WEN) is proud to announce a transformative new partnership with ImpactHER, a globally recognized nonprofit closing the gender business financing gap for African women.

Together, the two organisations are launching a bold, justice-centered initiative to empower African women entrepreneurs with free digital marketing training, access to global business networks, and income-generating opportunities.

The tech-forward curriculum — now available through WEN — includes training in branding, Google tools, digital strategy, and social media marketing. It is free, virtual, and designed to meet women where they are.

What’s included for African women entrepreneurs:

  • FREE access to WEN’s digital platform and peer community
  • FREE entry to ImpactHER’s digital marketing training series
  • A chance to earn referral rewards for sharing with other women
  • The opportunity to become a WEN Ambassador and help lead the next wave of entrepreneurial growth

👉 Apply to become a WEN Africa Ambassador 👉Join WEN for free through the ImpactHER partnership.


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