Invitation: Apply Now for the Fate Foundation Digital Accelerator Program 2024 for Young Nigerian Creatives

We are thrilled to announce the Fate Foundation Digital Accelerator Program in partnership with Youth Business International (YBI) and The ScaleUp Lab by FATE Foundation. This program aims to equip young entrepreneurs with crucial digital skills and knowledge essential for success. Over an intensive month-long period, participants will undergo a transformative experience, gaining deep insights into how digital solutions can revolutionize their businesses, engage wider audiences, and drive significant growth.

The program kicks off with a comprehensive digital assessment, allowing participants to identify current strengths and areas for improvement in their digital presence. Tailored to individual needs, entrepreneurs will explore various digital aspects including online visibility, marketing tactics, data management, content creation, and e-commerce. With expert guidance, participants will devise actionable plans for digital adoption, supported by financial assistance to initiate the integration of transformative digital solutions.

Upon completion, participants will leave with a clear roadmap to leverage digital innovations, achieve financial sustainability, and excel in the dynamic TFT industry. The Digital Accelerator for Creatives empowers entrepreneurs to embrace the digital era, unlock new growth opportunities, and bring their creative visions to fruition.

Program Overview:

Week 1 – Introduction and Digital Assessment

Week 2 – Workshops and Digital Domains

Week 3 – Exploring Digital Solutions

Week 4 – Finalizing Digital Adoption Strategies

Eligibility Criteria:

The Digital Accelerator for Creatives targets growth-stage businesses within the vibrant Theatre, Film, and Television (TFT) Industry. This program is designed for entrepreneurs who recognize the transformative potential of digital tools and aim to harness them for substantial business advancement.

We welcome a diverse range of businesses within the TFT sector, spanning Film Production, Television Production, Theatre Production, Costume Design, Stunt Coordination, and more. Additionally, businesses such as Casting Agencies, Editing Services, Special Effects, Sound Production, Set Design, Screenwriting, Talent Management, Distribution, Animation, Education, Post-Production, and Marketing are encouraged to apply.

The deadline for applications is March 6, 2024.

To apply, visit: [Fate Foundation Digital Accelerator Program](HERE)

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