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@WeAreAWEC
Empowering a community of pan-African women entrepreneurs via networking, mentorship & skills development. Learn more:weareawec.org RTs are not endors
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    African Women Entrepreneurship Cooperative
    @WeAreAWEC
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    Doing business across Africa means understanding how work culture differs. Gachiku, a Kenyan working in Namibia, learnt this the hard way after staying late at the office and getting locked in! Read the AWEC Cultural Guide: weareawec.org/a-cultural-gui… #WeAreAWEC
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    African Women Entrepreneurship Cooperative
    @WeAreAWEC
    Aug 26
    1,283 women. One woman. Countless businesses transformed. Meet Adanne Uche from Nigeria, an AWEC Community Champion who has trained 1,283 women with the skills, tools, and confidence to turn ideas into income and build stronger businesses. Congratulations Adanne #WeAreAWEC
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    African Women Entrepreneurship Cooperative
    @WeAreAWEC
    Aug 24
    Are you growing or just running your business? 4 AWEC Cohort 8 alumnae share how strategy, mentorship & data helped them make smarter decisions and scale. From 3 to 20 employees to major revenue growth, their lessons are practical. Read more: ow.ly/mvrG50ZEJ7q
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    African Women Entrepreneurship Cooperative
    @WeAreAWEC
    Aug 21
    #AWECLiveSessionRecap Customer Is Queen: No Customer = No Business! “Customers buy products not just for functionality, but for how they make them feel.” Prof. Gordon Adomdza Key takeaway: Know your customer, understand their journey, and design for emotional connection.
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    African Women Entrepreneurship Cooperative
    @WeAreAWEC
    Aug 17
    What happens when women have the tools to earn and care? In Kenya, Perpetua Omondi has trained 174 women, many of them parents of children with special needs, helping them build businesses and provide for their families. Celebrating you, Perpetua 👏🏽 #AWECCommunityChampion
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