25,000+ Lives and businesses impacted across the globe
The AWP Network
...a network of powerful African Women.
About us
Founded in January 2012 by Mary Olushoga, the African Women Power (AWP) Network set out to amplify the voices of African women and girls. Over time the Network has grown into a community of powerful African Women championing and encouraging one another on their respective business journeys.
The African Women Power (AWP) Network is committed to empowering African Women entrepreneurs propel their businesses forward through diverse training and community support.
AWP Vendor Program
The AWP Network Vendor program is a capacity building program for local vendors seeking professional guidance regarding best practices and guidelines to become vendor suppliers
Interviews
The AWP Network Vendor Program Announces Its Partnership with the Lagos State Employment Trust Fund
Lagos, Nigeria – The African Women Power (AWP) Network has announced its partnership with the Lagos State Employment Trust Fund to help increase the number
Join AWP Network Founder, Mary Olushoga and The Tony Elumelu Foundation for a conversation on how to fund your business
Register for the event here: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwrcOitrTouHtf0dD-4TUMPvEM7yl3klGJ8
17 July, 2020
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29 June, 2020
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5 May, 2020
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Our impact
The AWP Network provides an unparalleled opportunity to bring together women-led enterprises and investors.
What we have done
- Organized learning events and seminars (AWP Taraba, AWP Lagos, AWP New York),
- Supported the following organizations: WAAW Foundation, Poize Insider, Pearls Africa Foundation,
- Featured on the following media platforms: BBC World News, Black Enterprise,
- Provided learning opportunities with business experts on topics to include social media,
- Entrepreneurial training programs (what we’ve done: Agribusiness training for women farmers.)