Fellow Launches StartCamp for Women Entrepreneurs
Fellow Natalya Klimenko (Uzbekistan, 2018), founder of the online learning platform Stemio, has co-launched StartCamp, a transformative program designed to accelerate the growth of women-led businesses. After three months of preparation, StartCamp recently held its Orientation Day in Tashkent, officially welcoming 19 remarkable women entrepreneurs. Over the next eight weeks, these businesses will undergo intensive training focused on sales, marketing, and achieving measurable results.
The program includes twice-weekly mentorship sessions and workshops, along with traction meetings to track progress. Participants will have access to valuable networking opportunities with industry experts and potential investors, helping them refine their strategies and build effective sales funnels. With guidance from StartCamp’s expert team, the goal is to help these startups secure their first sales, grow their client base, and prepare for future investment opportunities.
Klimenko emphasized the excitement surrounding the program’s potential, writing “I’m very proud of everyone and looking forward to what’s ahead. The best part? We’re just getting started!”
StartCamp is supported by a range of partners, including UNDP Uzbekistan, U-ENTER Innovation Center, Uzum, Dodo Pizza, and weproject.media C-space, all dedicated to fostering entrepreneurial success in the region.
