Startup Incubator Gambia
Empowering the next generation of entrepreneurs
Why Startup Incubator
We are a social enterprise that strongly believes startups can change the world. We’re building a global community to provide the professional, social and financial capital these startups need to succeed.
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We provide the basics
Whether you’re just starting out or raising your next round, we have the resources you’re looking for. All theses are at your disposal to do something amazing, and we're banking on it. Execution is everything. With our 6 months business Incubation program you’ll get access to awesome mentors, hands-on sessions with startup experts, and a great office space where you’ll work with other smart, talented founders from The Gambia.
Sectors They Represent
Diversity is not just a strategy or tactic. It’s who we are. Here's a brief of some of the sectors our clients represent. we foster collaboration and cross-sector product design.
Fashion 55%
Agribusiness 35%
Cleantech 15%
Logistic and Transportation 5%
Restaurant and Hospitality 15%
Real Estate and Architect 20%
The Startup Incubator Team
Successful development of the young Gambian entrepreneurs is ensured through providing arrays of business services and resources. The Startup Incubator Management Team gave it their best to develop and maintain the facilitation of these both in the Incubator and beyond.
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The Success Stories
Some of our graduates have gone on to do amazing things. We make sure we do not let them go out of our training without keeping track of what they're up to. In so doing, we have a continuous assessment of their progress as they take on the challenges they face every day.
Ndey Fatou Ceesay | Noir
The International Fashion Prodigy
Ndey Fatou Ceesay, who grew her business from a local storefront to an international operation, which benefits from its partnership with the Italian fashion house, Diesel. After completing the program she was invited to exhibit at Fashion Weekend
Africa in London and Denmark. She is currently working on a collaborative project with three other clients, designed to promote Gambian fash...
Ndey Fatou Njie | TIGA
Borom WAX
In January 2016, I started developing the samples for what would become TIGA. Since then, I've grown creatively, and so has the TIGA, expanding into leisurewear, accessories, and home decor, all handmade with African wax fabric. Gambians spend Sundays enjoying the beautiful beaches that stretch across the coastline of our country. And though we pride ourselves on the vibrant colors of African w...