ABLE is designed to support impact-orientated businesses in the United States which are addressing essential community needs and driving innovative solutions. The program is committed to providing entrepreneurs from historically disadvantaged communities and connections to Africa with access to capital and investor-readiness training by connecting participants with industry leaders.
We’re excited to host this year’s Pitch Day at Ernst & Young San Jose on October 22nd. Join us for an exhilarating day of pitches as 20 founders share their visions for the future.
Benefit from a fully funded, high-quality accelerator experience designed specifically for early-stage, revenue-generating startups led by African diaspora entrepreneurs.
Connect with investors, funders, and business leaders in Silicon Valley and beyond, opening doors to funding opportunities and global markets
Showcase your venture to ADN’s community of investors, advisors, and partners, building visibility among decision-makers and potential supporters.
Work directly with experienced mentors who provide guidance on scaling, investor-readiness, and navigating the start-up landscape.
Become part of the African Diaspora Network’s growing and supportive entrepreneurial community, sharing experiences, partnerships, and opportunities long after the program ends.
Participants who successfully complete the program will be eligible to receive a financial award
We are deeply appreciative for the unwavering support of our funders, partners, mentors and reviewers who make this work possible. We welcome you to join us in this important mission–your contributions will make a real difference. Email Rose Essiem, Entrepreneurship Programs Manager, at rose@africandiasporanetwork.org for more information on how to get involved.
