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Persistence is key. You can find contacts online and then build a conversation that allows you to meet them in person. Often, immediate friends, family and past colleagues have great suggestions on people they know,. In short, talk to as many people in a day as you can either online or from your own network . i call it inorganic and organic networking.

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Hi Sam, great question. Today, everything you need to know about management is available on the internet. There are multiple sources such as Massive open online courses (MOOC's) that can provide you frameworks to manage various problems. Also, experience is the best teacher. As you grow, you will realize the need to create "standard operating procedures" that will provide the rules needed to conduct your operations. Creating policies such as expense management policy, attendance policy etc. provide an overarching framework. On a micro and small scale, the entrepreneur has to rely on self learning.

Thank you so much for your kind words.

Hi Sam,
Log in and you can reach out directly to other entrepreneurs. You can filter who you want to connect with by sector, country, or interests.

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Hi Sam,
Hope the above mentioned comments were helpful! You can also check out the country page for Uganda and look at the funding tab. We have lots of sites and organizations listed there who you can check out to see if they fit your needs. Please keep us updated on your progress!

-Ye!

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Hi Sam! Any questions you have for the community, post them here!
In fact, questions - what is the biggest hurdle you face in finding funding as a youth entrepreneur?

How young entrepreneurs can network with investors?