Digital Nomads: How a $10 million contract kicked off Samuel Ajiboyede’s digital supply chain startup
- Samuel Ajiboyede launched Zido, a digital supply chain platform, in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Zido secured a $10 million contract shortly after its launch, marking a significant milestone for the startup.
- Ajiboyede adopted a 'zero financing' approach, using secured contracts to access financing for operations.
Ajiboyede's journey highlights the critical role of adaptability and personal branding in navigating the complexities of the logistics sector. His insights on the necessity of collaboration between government and private enterprises in Africa could spark discussions on how to enhance the logistics landscape in the region. Founders should prioritize building robust systems and leveraging their influence to attract opportunities.
