Dominion Paul is the founder of Ladx, a courier-matching platform tackling inefficiencies in logistics. Frustrated by the high costs and unreliability of shipping, she set out to create a faster, more accessible solution. Since launching, Ladx has shipped 1,000 kgs, generated 88 jobs, and earned her a spot as a finalist in the 2024 Do Hard Things Challenge—a testament to the power of bold ideas in driving real impact.

Passionate about problem-solving and Africa’s growth, Dominion is committed to building innovative solutions that unlock opportunities and shape a better future.

Branice Otiende is the founder of Signvrse, an AI-powered platform revolutionizing communication for Deaf communities through real-time sign language interpretation. Collaborating with leading organizations like UNICEF and UNFPA, she is building the largest African sign language motion dataset, paving the way for greater accessibility and inclusion in digital spaces.

Driven by a mission to bridge the communication gap, Branice is shaping a more inclusive future through technology.

AIT MBAREK Oumaima is a biomedical engineer passionate about telemedicine and constantly expanding her expertise in IT, data science, and software engineering. She applies bold strategies and innovative thinking to tackle complex healthcare challenges.

Beyond the technical side, Oumaima believes solidarity is key to collective success. As an ambassador for multiple associations, she is deeply committed to using her skills to create a positive impact and drive meaningful change.

Samar Elghalban is the founder of Edulga, a Web3-enabled platform revolutionizing global education and human capital development. She is committed to shaping the future of learning, and in this spirit, empowers students to become lifelong learners.

On a mission to redefine education, Samar is building a transformative system that equips individuals for the ever-evolving world.

Nimie Chaylone is a visionary leader, entrepreneur, and strategist driving digital transformation in Africa. With an engineering background and an MBA from ALUSB, she combines technical expertise with strategic leadership to create scalable impact.

As City Director for ALX in Kigali and Nairobi, she spearheads initiatives that equip Africa’s next generation of tech talent with the skills to thrive in the digital economy.

A dedicated advocate for women in technology and entrepreneurship, Nimie is committed to fostering innovation, leadership, and economic empowerment for women across Africa.

Tabitha Kumwembe is an award-winning writer, data analyst, and digital storyteller passionate about merging creativity and technology. With a degree in economics and a data analysis certification, she navigates the intersection of storytelling and data-driven insights.

Her science fiction novel, CITRUS, won an IPPY award, and she has contributed to various publications, including articles on Malawian women’s football. Through her work, she highlights the power of words, data, and innovation in shaping the future.

Deborah Falope is the Co-Founder and COO of AquaTrack, a Bluetech platform transforming Nigeria’s aquaculture industry. With a background in Computer Engineering and training from the ALX Software Engineering Program, she blends tech and project management to drive innovation.

Seeing the challenges in fish farming, Deborah built AquaTrack to empower small-scale farmers and revolutionize the sector.

A winner of the ALX Ventures Do Hard Things Challenge (2023), Deborah is committed to scaling impact and driving Africa’s Bluetech future.

Seun Babajide is the Marketing Manager, at ALX Nigeria with extensive years of experience crafting and executing growth strategies across the B2B and B2C landscapes in West and East Africa, Seun is motivated by purpose and innovation.

She thrives in environments that create meaningful change while delivering exceptional business outcomes.