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Hold the C.R.E.A.M.: Decoding Consumer Markets & Digital Commerce in Africa

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Welcome to Track 3 of The Trajectory Africa, a podcast series exploring the trajectory, or pathway, of venture capital and startup formation in Africa. Jake is a Co-founder of the DFS Lab, an early-stage investor and accelerator that supports entrepreneurs to refine, grow, and launch digital commerce ventures in Africa. He is formerly a Deputy Director with the Financial Inclusion team at the Gates Foundation, where he funded and worked closely with M-Pesa and many other successful mobile money innovations that comprised the first and second waves of success across Africa and South Asia. Prior to joining the Foundation, he served as an economist with the Consultative Group to Assist the Poor (CGAP) at the World Bank.

In this episode, we discuss:

  • Jake’s journey from Peace Corps volunteer and academic to Africa-focused investor
  • Why digital commerce is a robust investment opportunity
  • Why digital economy development will look different on the continent
  • How to size African consumer markets and enable consumption
  • Why the trajectory of capital inflows into Africa is on track

Jake’s Recommended Track & Featured Resources:

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24 episodi

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Welcome to Track 3 of The Trajectory Africa, a podcast series exploring the trajectory, or pathway, of venture capital and startup formation in Africa. Jake is a Co-founder of the DFS Lab, an early-stage investor and accelerator that supports entrepreneurs to refine, grow, and launch digital commerce ventures in Africa. He is formerly a Deputy Director with the Financial Inclusion team at the Gates Foundation, where he funded and worked closely with M-Pesa and many other successful mobile money innovations that comprised the first and second waves of success across Africa and South Asia. Prior to joining the Foundation, he served as an economist with the Consultative Group to Assist the Poor (CGAP) at the World Bank.

In this episode, we discuss:

  • Jake’s journey from Peace Corps volunteer and academic to Africa-focused investor
  • Why digital commerce is a robust investment opportunity
  • Why digital economy development will look different on the continent
  • How to size African consumer markets and enable consumption
  • Why the trajectory of capital inflows into Africa is on track

Jake’s Recommended Track & Featured Resources:

  continue reading

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