With hundreds of applicants vying for a spot, Oseh-Ovarah’s selection is a testament to her dedication and the potential of TisOva. As one of 25 founders chosen for the programme, she’ll benefit from mentorship, investor access and networking opportunities to scale her venture.
TisOva’s AI platform detects and prevents financial fraud, catering to an expanding global cyber securitymarket projected to reach $300 billion by 2028. Oseh-Ovarah’s achievement underscores the importance of inclusive innovation and highlights the programme’s commitment to fostering diversity in tech.
The Libra programme offers TisOva a platform to expand its reach, connect with investors and further its mission to safeguard students from digital scams. With its immersive retreat and strategic planning sessions, the programme is poised to propel TisOva to new heights.
As TisOva joins the Tech Nation alumni network, which includes renowned companies like Monzo and Dark trace, Oseh-Ovarah’s accomplishment serves as an inspiration to aspiring entrepreneurs and a reminder of the impact of innovative ideas in shaping a safer digital world.
