Nigerian startup alGROWithm has just secured funding from Digital Africa to expand its Growth Talent Accelerator Programme across six African countries.
The company, founded in March 2022, specialises in providing ed-tech solutions for growth hackers.
Thanks to the funding, alGROWithm plans to offer scholarships for aspiring growth hackers in Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, South Africa, Nigeria, and Ghana.
The expansion also introduces two new programs, GTAP Lite and GTAP Pro, designed for individuals and companies, respectively.
According to alGROWithm founder Bili Sule, the decision to expand comes after identifying a growing demand for growth hacking talent and a need for companies to up-skill their existing teams.
The goal for this year is to train over 150 growth leads across East, West, and Southern Africa, highlighting the company’s commitment to bridging the growth talent gap in the ecosystem and propelling African businesses forward.
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