An independent advisory and investment management firm is stepping up its commitment to Africa’s economic development by partnering with development finance institutions and ecosystem enablers to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and creative businesses across the continent.
The firm is delivering practical business tools and strategic investment advice to help high-potential ventures scale sustainably in challenging markets. Its approach includes services such as embedded chief financial officers (CFOs), financial structuring, policy advocacy, and ecosystem mapping—each tailored to close growth gaps for entrepreneurs.
According to Managing Principal Fiyin Ogunlesi, the firm’s mission is to empower African entrepreneurs by tackling barriers to funding, ownership, and sustainability. “Creativity and entrepreneurship are vital economic drivers. Our goal is to help businesses turn potential into lasting impact,” he said.
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The firm is currently supporting several rising and high-impact ventures, including The Plug, Azuwa Studios, Peninsular Manufacturing, Ororo Waste Management, and the Challenge Fund for Youth Employment.
It also recently released a Nigeria-focused Afrobeats Economy Report, highlighting opportunities for investment in the music industry and broader creative sector. The firm reiterated its commitment to helping build globally competitive African ventures—one bold business at a time.
