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Investment thesis
Opeyemi Awoyemi is an individual angel investor who writes first checks at the seed stage. He concentrates on African startups and on companies founded by people of African origin, and invests internationally.
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What they invest in
from 2 of 2 portfolio companiesEnterprise Software ×2SaaS ×2Cloud Computing ×1Data & Infrastructure ×1Developer Tools ×1
HQs:United Kingdom×1Tanzania×1
Investments · 2 tracked
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Convoy builds webhooks infrastructure for developers and engineering teams to handle event-driven communication at scale.
Cloud ComputingData & InfrastructureDeveloper ToolsEnterprise SoftwareSaaSLondon, GB
Subomi Oluwalana(Co-founder & CEO)in
Co-investorsY CombinatorVentures PlatformFuture AfricaGreylock PartnersHercules Capital, Inc.Mosaic Ventures+2 more
Ramani provides a mobile application that enables salespeople in African supply chains to manage inventory, log customer information, and document sales activities.
Enterprise SoftwareSaaSDar es Salaam, TZ
Iain Usiri(Founder)inCalvin Usiri(Founder)inWilliam Kibet Martin(Director)
BoardAndrew Vigneault(Director)in
Co-investors3cubed VenturesFuture AfricaThe Raba PartnershipY CombinatorAesa East AfricaAgrolimen Ventures+7 more
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does Opeyemi Awoyemi invest at?
- Opeyemi Awoyemi invests at the Seed stage.
- What sectors does Opeyemi Awoyemi focus on?
- Opeyemi Awoyemi focuses on Enterprise Software.
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