What makes these three women entrepreneurs successful?

Having climbed to glory in very less time with their entrepreneurship abilities, these women have shown their mettle and ability to the world. These female entrepreneurs are going places to receiving an international honour for their work as well as their business from being featured on Forbes Top List. Here is a closer look at the five top women entrepreneurs in Africa who are a proud contributor in developing Young entrepreneur community.

Let's read Young Nigerian  entrepreneur storiesand get inspired.

1. Carmen Tal

Carmen Tal, an independent business person, is hailed as 'The Leading Lady of Moroccan Oil'. Tal's journey continues to be rather interesting, from truly being a salon owner to being the mum of an enormous attractiveness venture. After being disappointed with a horrible hair colour service when Tal got an argon oil treatment, she chose to bring these advantages to the girls around the world and was spellbound by its unmatched benefits.

So, in partnership along with her now ex-husband, she began her company having one brand and purchased the company importing argon oil to the United States. This is her profession along with the turning point of her life.

2. Bethlehem TilahunAlemu

When she began with all the name Sole Rebels in 2004, Bethlehem TilahunAlemu just understood where her business of creating handcrafted shoes would require her but also her local community in Addis Ababa. According to her, the beautiful and proficient artisans employed from her local community (in Ethiopia) form the keystone of the organisation as well as the essentials of the firm's ethos. As a commendable entrepreneur combining her company in just a decade along with her gumption, Alemu has emerged with the delight of distributing a little of the cultural heritage with every shoe crafted. Owing to the grits and commitment towards SoleRebels of Alemu now, the organisation is the only achiever of WFTO reasonable Commerce Accredited Footwear Business title worldwide. After the success of her company, Bill Clinton for addressing from the panel of The Clinton Global Initiative as a speaker invited Alemu.

3. Divine Ndhlukuka

Creator and Managing Director of Zimbabwe's first ISO Certified Security Business SECURICO; Divine Ndhlukula have risen above all chances of life to make her business a success.

The organisation is at present a leader in the supply of bespoke safeguarding services and cutting edge security options that are electronic. While setting up her business in the male-dominated sector was no cakewalk for Divine, her firm has been taken by her within 15 years of. The $13 million (sales) business at present has more than 3,400 workers - 900 out of which are girls.

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