Healthcare & Finance in Africa
Dr Ola BrownHealthcap Africa
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Infrequently |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 23 | Subscribers | Read | linkedin.com |
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The World Is Built for Big Companies. Most Businesses Are Something Else Entirely.
I’ve just left Davos, which is one of the few places where the world’s biggest institutions, companies, and governments briefly gather in one town. It’s easy to forget that the World Economic Forum itself started as a small academic meeting...
What J.P. Morgan Can Teach Us About Building Africa’s Health Systems: “Your Case Will Be Different”.
There’s a Nigerian pastor I know who begins every sermon with the same phrase: “Your case will be different.” It’s a powerful reminder of hope, renewal, and the possibility of transformation even in the face of difficulty. And spiritually, ...
My Super SuperReturn in Los Angeles
SuperReturn Los Angeles was more than a conference for me — it was a super SuperReturn. Three days, ten panels, and countless conversations later, I came away with insights that will shape how we think about liquidity, exits, and Africa’s r...
From Singapore to Japan: Notes on Capital, Culture, and Why This Corridor Matters for Africa
A little history to set the scene. In the late 1800s and early 1900s, much of Europe viewed the United States as volatile — robber barons, boom–bust cycles, the “Wild West.” American industry looked chaotic and dangerous from afar. But fina...
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