In an exciting development for both us and the African tech ecosystem, we have been chosen as one of the seven African startups to participate in TechCrunch Disrupt Battlefield 2023. This prestigious event, which will be held at the Moscone Centre in San Francisco, United States, has been a platform for startups to showcase their innovations to a global audience and gain invaluable exposure and support.
Flowmono, a global SaaS solution based in Lagos, Nigeria, has been making waves in the document management and e-signature space with its innovative solutions aimed at simplifying work processes and management for individuals and small businesses across Africa. Being selected for the TC Disrupt Battlefield is a significant milestone for us as it will provide an opportunity to connect with investors, industry experts, and potential partners on a global scale.
TC Disrupt Battlefield is renowned for its rigorous selection process, which evaluates startups based on their innovation, potential for impact, and scalability. Our selection among the finalists reaffirms our commitment to transforming the work processes of individuals and organizations by building a SaaS platform for APIs and tools helping organizations and people e-sign, store, and share documents as well as digitize their processes.
The event, scheduled for three days, will feature intense pitching sessions, insightful panel discussions, and networking opportunities with some of the most influential figures in the tech world. We will also have the chance to present our groundbreaking solutions and vision for the future of document management and e-signature to a distinguished panel of judges and a captivated audience.
Flowmono’s inclusion in this year’s TC Disrupt Battlefield not only shines a spotlight on the incredible talent emerging from Africa but also underscores Nigeria’s- and Africa at large, – growing influence in the global tech arena. African startups are increasingly recognized for their innovation and potential to address unique challenges faced by the continent’s diverse communities.
