Google Business Group Yaba

Connect - Inform - Inspire

We are building a community where entrepreneurs and startup founders can connect learn and get inspired

Join Us

Google Business Group Yaba (GBG Yaba) is focused on helping startups, entrepreneurs and business professionals in the "Yabacon Valley" and environs make the most of digital technologies and tools in growing their businesses.

Google Business Groups (GBGs) are independent community-led groups who share knowledge about Google products and web technologies for business success.

Why GBG?

When you join GBG, you will be part of a global network of communities where entrepreneurs can connect, learn and get inspired. GBG events are open to all

Connect

Meet budding entrepreneurs, intrapreneurs and business professionals in Yaba Business Community

Inform

Learn together how to use web technologies for our business

Inspire

Unleash new ideas through inspiring speakers, conversations and success stories

Womenwill is a Google initiative to create economic opportunities for women everywhere, so that they can grow and succeed. Helping women to make the most of technology to build skills, get inspired, and connect with each other through trainings, events and advocacy. We aim to drive conversations promoting gender equality to benefit everyone.

When women have equal access to information and opportunity, anything is possible

Digital literacy

More than half of all women lack access to the online world and the benefits of being online. Providing digital skills training to help women gain digital literacy bringing new opportunities for them and their communities.

Entrepreneurship

Women make up half the world’s working-age population but generate only 37% of GDP. With support to make better use of the internet, women entrepreneurs can have a greater impact and generate wealth for themselves and their communities.

Leadership

Globally, only 36 women hold leadership positions as legislators, senior officials, and managers for every 100 men. Womenwill is helping change the ratio by providing training to women in the early stages of their career.

Workplace

Almost half of working-age women don’t take part in the formal economy. Womenwill provides workplace advocacy and skills training to bridge the participation gap, and help women and workplaces thrive.