Funding Isn’t the First Step” — Jetpad’s Valentine Blaze on Building Before the Funding
In this powerful first episode of Bridging the Gap, Valentine Blaze, founder of Jetpad Finance, shares the real story behind their $75,500 grant and the road that led there. He talks about his first tech skill, how far it has brought him, and why many young founders in Anambra State miss the mark when chasing funding. His message is clear, build something real before seeking funding. This is more than a conversation, it's a wake-up call for aspiring founders, innovators, and anyone trying to navigate the tech ecosystem in Anambra State. Powered by Activ8 Media Bridging the Gap: A podcast series exploring the digital space, the gaps we face, and the solutions we can build. Subscribe and stay tuned for more insightful episodes. #JetpadFinance #BridgingTheGap #TechFounders #AnambraTechecosystem #Activ8Hub #Activ8media

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