Startup 54
University of Hertfordshire
Startup 54
University of Hertfordshire
Winner
Courtney Boateng
Co-Founder & Author To My Sisters
Courtney Daniella Boateng is an entrepreneur, outspoken content creator, and community builder dedicated to using the internet for positive social impact. Named by Forbes as one of “25 Leading Black British Business People to Follow" her online content pushes boundaries to address women's and young people’s social issues. Notably, she’s been credited by The Times with making a significant contribution to the 50% rise in black applicants to Cambridge University.
She’s co-founder and managing director of To My Sisters, a fast-growing digital sisterhood community leveraging digital media to advocate for gender equity in an innovative multidimensional way. The ‘To My Sisters Podcast’ has garnered over 4.5 million downloads, and has mobilised its global listenership to raise thousands for women's homelessness in London, girls' digital education in Tanzania and they’re currently building ‘The Bright Future Academy’ in Ghana, providing free childcare for women working in the shea butter industry.
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ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW
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How much do the events cost?The Accelerator is free to attend for eligible applicants.
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How do I register for an event?Simply complete the sign up form.
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Do I have to attend all five sessions?Yes, as this programme has been designed as a 5-week course, with each session building on the learnings of the last. We are looking for participants who can commit to attending all the sessions.
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Are all the sessions online?Yes, they are all online. You just need a laptop/iPad with a good internet connection to join any session.
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How can I get in touch if I have any other questions?Feel free to email us at [email protected]