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DRIVING AFRICAN WOMEN TO TECHNOLOGY

We are a 100% black women owned company that’s specializes in Industry 4.0 -merging technologies and networks and telecoms.  We are driving innovation in ICT on the African continent through Robotics, ERP, and other emerging technologies. We would want to use the money to create jobs and opportunities for women driving ICT, and therefore economies. We would also use the money to get as many women certified in ICT skills that are most needed and rare in Africa to be able to export these ICT skills and drive our revenues and GDP.

The company is owned by women, managed by women and primarily run by women.

2020-Winners of the South African Innovation League

August 2020

2019: Winner-Netherlands| SA Inspiring 50

2019: Finalist-Fairlady Women  of the future Awards

2018: Winner -Women4Africa, UK, International

2018: MTN women in ICT awards

Business women of the year

2017: Winner-Continental, Regional and Country Winner –Africa's Most influential women, CEO Global

2017: EY Entrepreneurial winning women

Some of the Government projects that the founder and co-founder have worked on, to name a few:

• City of Johannesburg wifi/Broadband rollout with the Mayor-Consultants
• COJEDI -City of Johannesburg Digital internship programme-Consultants
• YES4YOUTH -Executive Consultants

 We have won innumeours awards both locally and internationally over the past years from their very first year of operations, making South Africa very proud of such achievements.

Whilst we are self funded and have began our business in 2014, we had no capital at the outset and yet we have been able to grow at least 20-30% per year. Most emerging tech companies don’t really make it past the first years with no funding. We are also 100% women owned and the founding members are women. There are immense articles about us on internet after having launched TechXAfrica 2018, countries from Africa are now calling upon us to support them and lead our services to other countries of Africa. Our only objective is to create an enviroment that supports women succeeding in Technology and to decrease the gender divide in ICT

Nisha Maharaj is the MD of an emerging technology company in South Africa, a company which has excelled in the field of ICT and Innovation

The company aggressively drives Industry 4.0 as women in technology talking to various ICT fields that are not traditionally dominated by women such as:

• Networks and Telecommunications
• Network Security
• Smart Solutions, Smart Ciites, Smart countries
• Emerging Technologies such as Robotics process Automation, AI, IOT, Machine Learning, Block Chain
• ICT global leading software solutions and Managed services

 Despite decades of progress towards achieving equality in the workplace, women remain significantly under-represented in emerging tech. The imbalance between men and women in the technology sector is unlikely to be remedied unless organisations, schools and universities work together to change entrenched perceptions about the tech industry, and also educate young people about the dynamics and range of careers in the technology world. We create opportunities and jobs for women in technology !

Our products are unique, we are in an area that is not dominated by women !

Founders of TechXAfrica 2018 -Driving Industry 4.0 as South African women in technology

News of this programe has reached Africa far and wide and was also reported in Nigerian News across Africa. This is the first of its kind which brought global experts in ICT to Africa, from Hong Kong, Greece, Mozamibique, India and several Local Ambassors and Dignatories from Embassies of Sudan, Chad, Israel and many other to the launch of this inaugural programme in Johannesburg South Africa. A further document containing more information in support of the nomination has been attached to the email.

http://egolijozinews.co.za/ict...

•Drive smme supplier chain activities

•Facilitate meetings with potential clients

•Sales and business development activities

•Training and development

•Workshops facilitation

•Promote cross country supply chain opportunities

•SMME inclusion and sustainablity

•Foreign investment

•Sales, cross country

•Job creation

•Stronger economy

•South African driving ICT disruption