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Ifeoma Uddoh

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Ifeoma Hope Uddoh is a Nigerian social entrepreneur. She is the founder of Shecluded, a fintech credit company aimed at women in Africa. Quotes Have a growth mindset. Her advise to every woman. An empowered woman can change the course of a generation. Her quote When it comes to our work, funding! With more funds, we can do more. Her quote. IUf you don’t want to work full time don’t become an entrepreneur. Her quote. Always remember you are a constant in your life. Her quote. Love yourself enough to plan for your quality of life and the best of your financial stability is that you can now have the ability to pull someone else up. Her quote. The same effort you put into changing your style to look updated, put that in your financial life Her quote. Invest in financial education and do what you have learnt. Her quote. We are an organization that powers financing for female entrepreneurs while also equipping them with the knowledge they need to succeed in business. The work we do helps to reduce the gender financing gap in African countries by giving women the opportunity to access business loans and by providing financial education to women. We also offer business training services to women. https://www.lionessesofafrica.com/blog/2023/4/14/ifeoma-uddoh-a-nigerian-fintech-entrepreneur-positively-changing-lives Another experience that ignited my passion was from the time I spent working with a seed funding company from 2015 to 2018. I had the opportunity to sit on panels, review pitch decks, and visit different seed investing companies. I noticed that women were notably absent, and it bothered me a lot because the higher I went on the corporate ladder, the fewer women I saw. https://www.lionessesofafrica.com/blog/2023/4/14/ifeoma-uddoh-a-nigerian-fintech-entrepreneur-positively-changing-lives Women make up 50% of the population and play a key role in nation-building and many of them manage small businesses to make a living as a result of unemployment but they are not getting the funding or the financial advice they need to be successful. So, I decided to start a company that focused on women and addressed these issues, and I started on this journey with the savings I had. https://www.lionessesofafrica.com/blog/2023/4/14/ifeoma-uddoh-a-nigerian-fintech-entrepreneur-positively-changing-lives Our vision is to establish ourselves as a leading Pan-African brand that supports women’s financial independence. We would be bridging gender financing gaps not only in Nigeria but in other African countries and expand to the US and other markets as well. We plan to improve our processes, grow our community to 100,000 women, and expand our service offerings to include a financial literacy learning platform for women. https://www.lionessesofafrica.com/blog/2023/4/14/ifeoma-uddoh-a-nigerian-fintech-entrepreneur-positively-changing-lives Through my work, I have found satisfaction in being able to meet people from different backgrounds. Also, being able to create moments of uplifting for women and drive positive change has been fulfilling. https://www.lionessesofafrica.com/blog/2023/4/14/ifeoma-uddoh-a-nigerian-fintech-entrepreneur-positively-changing-lives My biggest advice for women who want to start a business is to know your “why”. I feel that your why is an important compass for achieving your vision. It is also very important to believe in yourself and also surround yourself with people who share your passion and can understand the vision. When starting a business, connecting with other women in entrepreneurship and building a strong network would be beneficial for guidance and support. https://www.lionessesofafrica.com/blog/2023/4/14/ifeoma-uddoh-a-nigerian-fintech-entrepreneur-positively-changing-lives External links Category:living people Category:Businesswomen from Nigeria