Mobilink Bank Launches Incubator for Women Entrepreneurs

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Mobilink Bank has taken a step towards women’s economic empowerment by launching Pakistan’s first industry-specific incubation program exclusively for women entrepreneurs. The initiative, called the WIN Incubator, aims to nurture and support female entrepreneurs in Pakistan.

The WIN Incubator is a comprehensive platform for aspiring female founders. Selected startups will receive invaluable support, including mentorship from industry experts, access to a robust network, and potential funding opportunities.

The program is open to female entrepreneurs, female-led startups, or ventures with at least 50% female ownership.Applicants must be based in Islamabad or Rawalpindi and have a business idea or early-stage venture with high growth potential.

The WIN Incubator will provide comprehensive training and mentorship to participants, covering areas such as business planning, financial management, and marketing. Upon completion, the most promising startups will compete for a PKR 4 million investment.

Sumera Abbasi, a seasoned entrepreneur and executive director of TiE Islamabad, has been appointed to lead the incubator program.

Mobilink Bank has a strong track record of supporting women-led businesses, with 25% of its loan portfolio dedicated to female customers. By investing in women entrepreneurs, Mobilink Bank aims to create a more inclusive and prosperous Pakistan.

Haaris Mahmood Chaudhary, Interim CEO of Mobilink Bank said, 

“We believe in the potential of women entrepreneurs to drive economic growth. The WIN Incubator is designed to provide them with the necessary tools and resources to succeed.”

The application deadline for the WIN Incubator is Tuesday, August 20, 2024. Interested entrepreneurs can apply through https://lnkd.in/dHEv6qJ8

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